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Canberra Hydrogen Refuelling Facility acquired by Pacific Energy The Canberra Hydrogen Refuelling Facility has been acquired by Pacific Energy, Australia’s top turnkey supplier of green hydrogen production and refueling facilities, from ActewAGL. The facility, which is situated in Fyshwick, south of the country’s capital, opened for business as Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen refueling station in 2021. With this acquisition, Pacific Energy expands its portfolio of owned and operated energy assets and makes its first investment in hydrogen infrastructure.
India is poised to become a global leader in green hydrogen investment, with a staggering $125-billion opportunity across the value chain by 2030, as revealed in a recent report by Avendus Capital.
India’s ambitious National Green Hydrogen Mission has attracted major players like Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), Tata Motors, and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to spearhead a pioneering green hydrogen (GH2) project.
EverWind Fuels, a Canadian energy company, has reached a milestone in its pursuit of green hydrogen and ammonia production with the completion of the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) for the initial phase of a transformative project in Nova Scotia.
In a recent exclusive interview conducted by Energy News, Professor Ibrahim Dincer, a distinguished mechanical engineering professor at Ontario Tech University, shared his insights into the realm of sustainable energy technologies, with a particular focus on hydrogen energy.
Egypt’s parliament has recently ratified a comprehensive set of incentives aimed at propelling the nation into the forefront of the burgeoning green hydrogen export market.
Helen is constructing Helsinki’s first green hydrogen plant in Vuosaari, marking their entry into hydrogen production.
In a recent exclusive interview conducted by Energy News, Professor Ibrahim Dincer, a distinguished mechanical engineering professor at Ontario Tech University, shared his insights into the realm of sustainable energy technologies, with a particular focus on hydrogen energy.
Uniper has recently encountered delays in its flagship green hydrogen project, H2Maasvlakte, situated in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Quantron AG renowned for their sustainable transportation solutions, released an intriguing whitepaper, “Unlocking New Possibilities: Waste-to-Hydrogen as an Energy Source for Fuel Cell Vehicles”.
