Author: Anela Dokso

Quantron recently hosted a meeting with Dr. Fabian Mehring, the Bavarian State Minister for Digital Affairs. Located at Quantron’s headquarters in Gersthofen, the discussion concentrated on designing innovative methods to enhance efficiency and promote sustainable transport solutions.

Electric Power Development (J-POWER) and YamnaCo (Yamna), have signed an agreement for combined development and investment in green hydrogen and ammonia projects worldwide.

Hydrogen fuel cell solar battery to transform home solar systems Sustainable Energy Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of CuraScientific, recently revealed that it is developing a low-cost hydrogen fuel cell that is meant to serve as home solar batteries. The revolutionary hydrogen fuel cell solar battery is poised to transform home solar systems. With the help of this technology, solar panels will be able to store excess energy from the sun during the day and use it at night or during other times when there is less light, depending on the weather. By combining battery storage with H2 fuel cells,…

In a recent joint letter addressed to European policymakers, industry players, NGOs, and think tanks have raised significant concerns regarding the definition of low-carbon hydrogen within the European Commission’s forthcoming delegated act (DA).

Delgaz Grid, a subsidiary of E.ON Romania, unveiled the outcomes of its pilot project “20HyGrid,” signaling a potential revolution in the country’s energy landscape.

Hyon has secured a new strategic direction through a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Blue Concept. The deal entails acquiring 19.5% of shares from UK-based oil & gas firm, Rapid Oil Production (Rapid).

Switzerland finds itself at a critical juncture as neighboring nations forge ahead with ambitious pipeline projects.

The fate of Australia’s largest solar project hangs in the balance as Fortescue Metals, led by Andrew Forrest, misses yet another deadline for finalizing the financial details of the Gibson Island green hydrogen plant in Queensland.

Japanese engineering firm JGC Corporation has secured the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for a pioneering green hydrogen and methylcyclohexane (MCH) project in Malaysia, spearheaded by compatriots ENEOS and Sumitomo.

Ponant and Nantes-based startup Farwind Energy are joining forces to explore pioneering solutions for bunkering ships with renewable green hydrogen.