Author: Anela Dokso

UKAEA and CNL team up to develop hydrogen technology In order to control a hydrogen isotope for nuclear fusion, the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) have teamed together to develop technology. The process that occurs in stars called nuclear fusion is the reverse of nuclear fission, which splits atoms apart. It involves heating and forcing two atoms together to form one heavier atom and then releasing energy. In accordance with the collaboration framework agreement, the partnership will concentrate on managing tritium within the fusion cycle in order to continually remove, process, and safely inject fuel…

The Netherlands is making a bold move to accelerate its green hydrogen ambitions. Their Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate has launched a consultation process for a series of incentives targeted specifically at climate technology manufacturers, with a focus on electrolyser factories.

Namibia is setting its sights on an ambitious future, aiming to leverage both abundant renewable resources and recent oil & gas discoveries to power economic growth.

Worley, a global engineering and consulting leader, has secured a pivotal role in ABEL Energy’s ambitious green hydrogen and methanol project in Bell Bay, Tasmania.

Hive Energy is embarking on a project in Spain. Their Hive H2 Albamed venture aims to become Europe’s largest green hydrogen hub, harnessing the power of the sun and wind to produce clean fuel for the future.

New consortium, with former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and current Secretary Jennifer Granholm at the helm, aims to thrust hydrogen into the spotlight, propelling it towards a starring role in achieving net-zero emissions.

Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) has set its sights on a new frontier: becoming the world’s first airport with an on-site green hydrogen plant.

Rimere, a California-based cleantech company, has secured a $10 million investment from Clean Energy Fuels Corp., a major player in renewable natural gas.

China’s commitment to hydrogen as a key decarbonization tool takes a significant step forward with plans to build a massive network of hydrogen fuel stations.

Japanese shipping giant MOL (Mitsui O.S.K. Lines) is collaborating with Woodside, HD KSOE, and Hyundai Glovis to explore the feasibility of bulk marine transportation of liquid hydrogen.