Author: Anela Dokso

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…

Fortescue alongside Genex Power, has announced an extension to their solar supply deal for the green hydrogen production facility at Gibson Island in Queensland.

ENGIE Lab Crigen is spearheading a project aimed at advancing hydrogen refueling infrastructure, particularly focusing on liquid hydrogen (LH2) solutions for maritime, aviation, and railroad applications.

Ireland is charting a bold course towards a greener, more sustainable future with its draft hydrogen strategy, poised to revolutionize offshore wind deployment and hydrogen production.

Canada’s federal government has committed to providing substantial financial support to a second green hydrogen project in Atlantic Canada.

TECO 2030 and Umoe Mandal have officially submitted the documentation package for an approval in principle application of the world’s first fuel cell high-speed vessel design to the Norwegian Maritime Authority.

Korean automaker Hyundai has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with KD Transportation and SK E&S to provide 1,000 hydrogen buses by 2027.

Horizon Fuel Cell Group, a pioneering force in the hydrogen sector, has unveiled a technology in Anion Exchange Membranes (AEM), marking a significant leap toward achieving the coveted $1/kg green hydrogen production cost at scale.

Egypt has signed seven Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs), worth around $40 billion, with international developers for the development of green hydrogen and renewable energy.