Author: Anela Dokso

In a recent statement from Ms. Simson on behalf of the European Commission, the spotlight has turned to white hydrogen exploration as a potential key player in Europe’s energy transition.

The state of Western Australia and the federal government of Australia have pledged a combined AUD 140 million to support the development of a green hydrogen production hub in the Pilbara region.

BPCL calls for bids for refueling station at Kochi In order to establish a green hydrogen plant and refueling station at Kochi, Kerala’s Cochin International Airport (CIAL), which is entirely powered by solar energy, Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) has put out a call for bids. Bids must be submitted by March 1, 2024. The same day will see the opening of bids. Using a 500-kW electrolyzer system, the proposed facility—which would be used to refuel hydrogen buses—will be able to create 100 normal cubic meters per hour (Nm3/hr) of green hydrogen. Additionally, it needs to be able to increase to…

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Fluor Corp. has been selected by H2 Green Steel to provide engineering, procurement, and construction management services for the world’s inaugural renewable hydrogen-based integrated ‘green steel’ mill in Boden, Sweden.

As the world races towards a greener future, the spotlight is on alternative energy sources like uranium and hydrogen.

California is poised to reinforce its position as a global leader in clean transportation with a groundbreaking $127 million agreement between Caltrans and Stadler Rail, Inc.

British multinational oil company BP is spearheading the creation of Castellón Green Hydrogen, a pioneering project aimed at establishing a renewable hydrogen hub in Spain’s Castellón de la Plana refinery.

India stands on the cusp of a transformative energy revolution with the advent of its first operational green hydrogen plant, spearheaded by Haryana-based Hygenco.

The trajectory of low-carbon hydrogen hinges on a pivotal shift in global regulatory frameworks, favoring carbon intensity over color, asserts a groundbreaking report by Wood Mackenzie.