Author: Anela Dokso

An official delegation from Gasunie recently concluded a visit to the Sultanate of Oman, marking a significant step towards exploring cooperation opportunities in the realm of green hydrogen.

The Hydrogen in Aviation alliance (HIA) has emphasized the need for a broad industrial strategy for aviation, asserting it’s the key to positioning the UK as the global front-runner in hydrogen aviation development. HIA’s intention is to ensure a transition to hydrogen-powered flights, preserving the substantial economic and social benefits of aviation. The alliance, comprising Bristol Airport, easyJet, Rolls-Royce, Airbus, Ørsted, GKN Aerospace, and ZeroAvia, holds the belief that hydrogen is a primary tool for decarbonizing aviation. It further links hydrogen’s role to the creation of new jobs and a long-term sustainable future for the sector. HIA’s [Milestone Delivery Report](https://hydrogeninaviation.co.uk/launching-hydrogen-powered-aviation-report)…

Hy Stor Energy and Schneider Electric have announced a mutual agreement, aimed at driving the development of Hy Stor Energy’s Mississippi Clean Hydrogen Hub (MCHH) and its broader U.S. platform.

Hitachi Energy decarbonizes construction site in Port of Gothenburg Skanska’s Port of Gothenburg construction site is the first client site to demonstrate HyFlex’s unique hydrogen project. The machine generated clean electricity for an on-site charging station for two weeks using Linde Gas green hydrogen. The station powers a Volvo electric excavator used for construction. The solution advances construction site electrification and decarbonization by combining technology expertise. Hitachi Energy’s HyFlex is a clean alternative to diesel generators used on construction sites without grid electricity. It generates AC electricity, heat, and water without emissions. Enbridge and FortisBC hire DNV for hydrogen blending…

A delegation from the Sultanate of Oman recently embarked on a visit to Germany, igniting discussions and cooperation opportunities in the burgeoning field of green hydrogen.

The ambition of generating affordable, low-carbon hydrogen involves an openness to a spectrum of hydrogen “colors” and ongoing investments in the supply chain, according to panelists discussing on March 18.

Northern Gas Networks (NGN), securing innovation funding of £300,000, has committed to two feasibility studies aimed at understanding how a future gas network could contribute to achieving net zero in the UK.

ABB is collaborating with Green Hydrogen International (GHI) on the ‘Hydrogen City’ project. Set to revolutionize the energy landscape in South Texas, the initiative holds the promise of producing a staggering 280,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually.

Canada’s Port of Argentia and the Hamburg Port Authority in Germany have unveiled plans to collaborate on the export and import of green hydrogen.

Construction is underway for the Düsseldorf-Höherweg (HyLight3) project, marking a significant milestone in the journey towards a hydrogen-powered future.