Author: Anela Dokso

Groningen Airport Eelde holds hydrogen workshop The NXT Airport Hydrogen Workshop is a workshop that Groningen Airport Eelde has created for students to work on hydrogen in partnership with Alfa College instructors and students. The design and development of a hydrogen generator will be the focus of the workshop. The Groningen airport provides an opportunity for Alfa College students to practice their skills. Groningen Airport Eelde hopes to support innovation and sustainable energy in this way. Vietnamese debate hydrogen strategy On December 25, a debate on “Draft strategy on hydrogen energy production; implementation of gas thermal power projects” was facilitated…

In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through the hydrogen industry, gas distributor SGN has finally released an explosion risk report from 2018. The disclosure comes after an order from the UK’s information commissioner following a freedom of information request.

Hydrogen, often referred to as the ‘colourless gold,’ is emerging as a game-changer in the quest for clean energy solutions.

Honda Motor in collaboration with Tokuyama Corporation and Mitsubishi Corporation, is set to conduct a joint demonstration aimed at revolutionizing the way data centers are powered.

U.S. Treasury Department released long-awaited details on December 22 regarding the 45V federal tax credits designed for U.S. hydrogen facility developers.

European Investment Bank (EIB) is in discussions with Scatec, a Norwegian renewable energy specialist, to forge a partnership in the realm of green hydrogen production in Egypt.

In a world dominated by the relentless hum of internal combustion engines, a transformative force is emerging, ushering in a new era of silent power – the 1kW hydrogen fuel cell.

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has been briefed on the government’s endeavors to implement the national strategy for green hydrogen.

Alstom is set to supply two Coradia Stream H hydrogen trains to Ferrovie del Sud Est, the esteemed transport operator in the scenic Puglia region of Italy.

Sarawak, a Malaysian state, is set to emerge as a major producer of green hydrogen, primarily destined for the Japanese market. The agreement, involving Sarawak Economic Development Corp (SEDC), its subsidiary SEDC Energy, Japan’s Eneos, and Sumitomo Corp, marks a strategic alliance for the ambitious H2ornbill project within the Sarawak H2 Hub framework in Bintulu.