Author: Anela Dokso

Topsoe becomes board member of Hydrogen Council Topsoe was named as the newest board member by the Hydrogen Council today, January 16, along with the announcement that Yoshinori Kanehana, Chairman of Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI), has extended his term as Co-Chair. ENGIE, Forvia, Hyundai Motor Group, Johnson Matthey, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Linde, Sasol, Sinopec, Topsoe, Toyota, Air Liquide, Anglo American, Cummins, and Ecopetrol were on the board of the CEO-led company as of January 1, 2024. Matteco partners with Hydrogen Europe The Spanish materials technology company Matteco has partnered with Hydrogen Europe, an industry association. With this partnership, Hydrogen Europe’s…

U.S. Department of Energy Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations has set the stage for a clean energy revolution in West Virginia.

BMW has taken a definitive step towards its commitment to full electrification. The flagship Munich factory is set to exclusively produce Electric Vehicles (EVs) starting in 2027. This move is part of BMW’s strategic vision to align with the growing global demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation.

The global push for decarbonization has reached new heights, with renewable energy, electrification, and battery storage taking center stage.

In a recent interview, renowned energy expert Dr. Scott Tinker discussed crucial aspects of the evolving landscape of clean energy.

Honda is betting on the potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology, envisioning a crucial role for fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) once the ‘battery EV era’ takes center stage.

India takes a significant leap towards a sustainable energy future as nine companies, including Reliance Green Hydrogen and Green Chemicals, ACME Cleantech Solutions, and Greenko Zero, secure government incentives to establish facilities capable of producing up to 4.50 lakh tonnes of green hydrogen.

Bulgaria unveiled its newest laboratory campus in December, nestled in the heart of the “Geo Milev” district in the capital.

Austria, under the leadership of an international consortium led by energy storage company RAG Austria, has secured 20 million euros in funding from the European Union for the groundbreaking research project EUH2STARS.

European Commission granted approval this week to Austria’s largest hydrogen project. The ambitious initiative aims to produce 40,000 tons of hydrogen annually from wind and solar energy by 2030 in its final expansion stage. The proposed location for this groundbreaking hydrogen plant is Zurndorf in the Neusiedl am See district, strategically situated near the expansive Nickelsdorf photovoltaic park. While the project signifies a leap towards green energy, concerns have emerged from the Neusiedl am See district farmers’ association, voicing worries about water usage. The hydrogen production process, involving the splitting of H2O molecules, demands a significant amount of water. In…