Author: Anela Dokso

The West of England unveiled its pioneering green hydrogen plant this week. Situated at the forefront of innovation within the IAAPS (Institute for Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems) engineering and innovation center in Emersons Green, Gloucestershire.

Hyundai Motor’s recent announcement of a substantial $1.1 billion investment in Brazil until 2032 marks a significant milestone in the country’s journey towards embracing eco-friendly transportation solutions, particularly hydrogen-powered vehicles.

US-based zero-emission truck manufacturer Nikola is poised for a significant expansion in its hydrogen fuel cell truck fleet, with projections indicating a threefold increase compared to its battery-electric counterparts in 2024.

Geologists attending the recent American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Denver made waves with their announcement of a groundbreaking discovery: the potential for a game-changing boom in the extraction of naturally occurring hydrogen, dubbed “geological hydrogen.”

Edison Next, a subsidiary of the Edison group specializing in decarbonization and ecological transition, has joined forces with SEA Milan Airports to launch a groundbreaking initiative: the development of a green hydrogen refueling station at Milan Malpensa International Airport.

MAE’s Volta project, located in the Antofagasta Region, stands as a testament to Chile’s commitment to sustainable development. With an estimated investment of US$2.5 billion, the project envisions the construction of a green hydrogen plant capable of producing 600,000 tons of green ammonia annually. This green ammonia, divided into two production stages of 300,000 tons each, is expected to hit the market by 2027, targeting both local and international audiences. Beyond production, Volta boasts significant environmental benefits. The project is projected to contribute to a substantial reduction of over 1 million tons of CO2 emissions annually, equivalent to removing 200,000…

The renowned Belgian group John Cockerill is gearing up to make its mark in the Algerian market, setting its sights on renewable energies and the burgeoning sector of green hydrogen.

Plug Power has recently secured a significant contract to supply hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell solutions to a major U.S. automobile manufacturer.

Axpo and SGV to launch Lake Lucerne hydrogen passenger vessel The first green hydrogen production plant in central Switzerland is being built by H2Uri AG, a firm that Axpo, a Swiss renewable energy company, has invested in. The first hydrogen passenger ship on Lake Lucerne, run by Lake Lucerne Navigation Company (SGV), will be propelled by hydrogen generated at this plant. Axpo, SGV, EWA-energieUri, and AVIA Schätzle are partners in this project, which intends to start producing hydrogen in Bürglen in 2025. SPIE automates pilot system for Dresden University of Technology research project Expanding its practical experience in the realm…

GeoPura has made significant strides in its mission to revolutionize energy generation with the announcement of a £56 million investment.