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Author: Anela Dokso
Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) is gearing up for a renewed push into the green hydrogen landscape. Despite recent setbacks involving a cancelled tender, IOCL is set to reenter the market with a revised tender for its inaugural green hydrogen plant in Panipat.
The UK’s most expansive gas distribution network, Cadent, in collaboration with Star Energy Group, British Geological Survey (BGS), University of Edinburgh, and Net Zero Strategy, has made substantial strides towards a greener future.
Westport Fuel Systems has signed an investment agreement with Volvo Group. This Joint Venture (JV), previously announced by Westport, is expected to propel the global hybridization of traditional fossil fuel engines.
Emerson will be joining forces with Australian company H2 Hauler to provide an integrated hydrogen mobility business management system.
In the burgeoning energy sector, the pursuit of clean, alternative fuels is continually evolving with leaps in technology and investments alike. The latest exploration into the area comes in the form of a pivotal report conducted by The Brattle Group, examining the changing economics of hydrogen production.
Morocco has recently informed that it will devote 1 million hectares to green hydrogen projects.
Amidst Ukraine’s ongoing geopolitical crisis and reconstruction efforts, an unexpected catalyst has emerged─hydrogen. The German Government’s National Hydrogen Council has proposed that hydrogen exports to the European Union (EU) could provide a crucial lifeline to Ukraine’s economy and energy infrastructure.
Chariot, the Africa-focused transitional energy company, has completed the feasibility study for its “Project Nour”.
Italian industries are on the verge of a significant leap in their transformative journey towards low-carbon economy, thanks to the European Commission’s approval of a €1.1 billion state aid scheme.
Strasbourg’s Plaine des Bouchers activity zone gets hydrogen station The hydrogen station is located in the center of Strasbourg’s Plaine des Bouchers activity zone, which is home to a potential multi-energy hub. R-GDS, a gas distributor in Strasbourg, put it into effect under the R-Hynoca brand. As part of the Clean Energy Partnership’s H2ME initiative, the station received funding from Europe. Four hydrogen-powered cars from the neighboring European Parliament’s fleet stopped by on December 12 to recharge. The operator had previously had the pleasure of welcoming McPhy and members of the European Parliament on this occasion. Edmonton cancels hydrogen fueling…
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