Author: Anela Dokso

Larsen and Toubro (L&T) has initiated operations at its maiden domestically manufactured hydrogen electrolyser facility in Hazira, Gujarat.

In a recent report by Alvarez & Marsal, spearheaded by Santosh Kamath, Managing Director of Energy Transition, India’s capacity to dominate the global green hydrogen market has come to the forefront.

Hydrogen investment in the UAE is growing but remains far below what’s needed for net zero goals. To shed light on the trends and developments in hydrogen investment in the UAE, we spoke with Jeffrey Beyer, an expert in the field, where he offered invaluable insights into the opportunities and challenges facing hydrogen investment in the UAE.

Hydrogen investment in the UAE is growing but remains far below what’s needed for net zero goals. To shed light on the trends and developments in hydrogen investment in the UAE, we spoke with Jeffrey Beyer, an expert in the field, where he offered invaluable insights into the opportunities and challenges facing hydrogen investment in the UAE.

Agfa extends its partnership with VITO to advance the development of cutting-edge separator membranes for alkaline water electrolyzers.

Yara collaborates with Acme Cleantech to secure a long-term agreement for renewable ammonia supply.

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Digital Infrastructure and Transport (BMDV) has made headlines by suspending funding for new hydrogen-based projects amidst corruption allegations.

Did you miss the opportunity to learn from a leading expert in the hydrogen field, Professor Dr. Bruno G. Pollet, on February 27th? Don’t worry, you can still gain valuable insights by watching the recording of the exclusive webinar.

China is poised to start work on what could become the world’s longest hydrogen pipeline, representing a significant leap forward in the country’s pursuit of renewable energy infrastructure.

Thiozen Revolutionizes Hydrogen Production with NSF Grant Thiozen, a trailblazing company in the energy industry, has recently secured a significant grant of $1.18 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). This funding is set to propel the commercialization of Thiozen’s groundbreaking technology, marking a pivotal moment in clean hydrogen production. With a focus on transforming traditional methods, Thiozen introduces a revolutionary approach by extracting hydrogen from “sour gas” waste streams. The NSF grants, facilitated through America’s Seed Fund under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, will support Thiozen in further developing and refining its patented chemical process. This…