Author: Anela Dokso

Enapter has entered a new phase by integrating battery systems with hydrogen production. This move is intended to enhance efficiency and reliability in hydrogen generation. However, significant challenges remain in optimizing these technologies for broader application. Recent reports suggest Enapter’s integration aims to stabilize renewable energy inputs and ensure consistent hydrogen production. Battery storage is essential for balancing the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources like solar and wind. By coupling batteries with electrolyzers, Enapter aspires to build a more resilient hydrogen production process, offsetting fluctuations in renewable energy supply that can disrupt hydrogen generation. Despite these advancements, the hydrogen…

The announcement of a collaboration between Taqa and Acwa Power to develop green hydrogen plants in Morocco marks a significant move in the nation’s quest for renewable energy advancement. With Morocco already establishing itself as a leader in renewable energy, particularly in solar and wind, this venture may add a crucial element to its energy portfolio. According to Morocco’s Ministry of Energy, the country aims to produce 52% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, a target that could be greatly bolstered by green hydrogen technologies. As the global demand for hydrogen is expected to increase exponentially, the International…

Peru’s Ministry of Production has given the nod to the detailed environmental impact study for a $11.2 billion green hydrogen project, Horizonte de Verano, set to be constructed in Arequipa. This project signals Peru’s growing commitment to renewable energy, with the plant set to integrate water desalination and solar photovoltaic components to produce ammonia from green hydrogen. Amidst a backdrop of rapid expansion in Peru’s renewable energy sector, this venture marks a pivotal step in establishing the nation as a formidable player in the global sustainable economy. Notably, the green hydrogen trajectory is complemented by other renewable endeavors, such as…

As of March 2025, Edison has proposed a significant public incentive worth 100 million euros aimed at facilitating the integration of hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles in Italy. This move seeks to establish a fleet of 400-450 hydrogen vehicles, a step necessary for creating demand supportive of hydrogen refueling stations funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan PNRR. During the ‘Varese hydrogen ecosystem: expanding opportunities and boosting synergies’ conference, Lavinia Biffi of Edison’s Hydrogen Directorate outlined the strategic blueprint. Emphasizing multi-level collaborations, Edison is spearheading the construction of several hydrogen refueling stations in Northern Italy, particularly highlighting advances in sites like…

Situated in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, this facility has escalated its production capacity to 15 tonnes of high-purity hydrogen daily, translating into an annual output of 5,100 tonnes. This marks a staggering rise from its initial annual capacity of 1,500 tonnes, underscoring China’s commitment to bolstering its hydrogen infrastructure. Sinopec’s move is a strategic response to the burgeoning demand for hydrogen energy within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This region, already a hub for innovation and technology, is rapidly embracing sustainable energy solutions to meet stringent environmental targets. By establishing such a robust supply center, Sinopec is not just responding…

The global push for zero-emission public transport has placed hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) in the spotlight. However, recent setbacks in Poland and Belgium highlight the challenges of scaling this technology.

Belgium’s public transport operator De Lijn has made a strategic decision to cease operations of its hydrogen buses, redirecting its focus toward Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) as part of its electrification strategy.

HD Hyundai has partnered with TerraPower to enhance the supply chain for small modular reactors (SMRs).

Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), recently highlighted the Argentina’s potential to become a major player in green hydrogen production.

Ahess has signed a significant investment agreement promising to inject 60 billion KRW into Jeonbuk. This deal underscores the company’s intent to bolster its presence and capacity in the burgeoning hydrogen industry. The region of Jeonbuk, with its strategic positioning and supportive infrastructure, provides an advantageous environment for hydrogen technology development. Ahess’s decision aligns with South Korea’s broader energy policy aimed at expanding its clean energy footprint. South Korea is targeting a 15% reduction in fossil fuel dependency by 2030, and investments like that of Ahess are critical to meeting these goals. Yet, the shift to hydrogen also requires addressing…