Sparc Hydrogen, a joint venture between the University of Adelaide, Fortescue, and Sparc Technologies Limited, has achieved a significant milestone in the development of green hydrogen.
Author: Anela Dokso
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Japan’s energy major JERA and Yamanashi Prefecture have joined forces to spearhead the development of a regional hydrogen value chain. This strategic alliance aims to establish a robust, cost-effective system for the production and supply of carbon-free power and hydrogen-based fuel.
Metacon inks MoU with PERIC Hydrogen Technologies In order to establish a strategic cooperation, Metacon AB and PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd., a prominent global producer of electrolysers, or large-scale electrolytic hydrogen generators, signed a Memorandum of Understanding. By signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Metacon and PERIC agreed on the terms of a manufacturing and sales contract that grants PERIC the authority to produce and market Metacon’s hydrogen generators (HHG systems) for the Chinese market, utilizing Metacon’s patented reforming technology. Honda presents prototype of Hydrogen Fuel Cell System Module at European Hydrogen Week As part of its efforts to…
In the ever-evolving landscape of clean energy, a verbal joust between two industry heavyweights has taken center stage. Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest, CEO of Fortescue Metals, recently addressed his differences with Elon Musk, the iconic chief of Tesla, shedding light on the contentious debate between hydrogen and electric batteries.
European Commission has officially inaugurated the inaugural auction under the European Hydrogen Bank.
Matteco, a newly established Spanish company, has emerged as a key player specializing in nanotechnology. The company’s primary focus revolves around the research and development of advanced materials crucial for decarbonization efforts. During the European Hydrogen Week in Brussels, Matteco unveiled its groundbreaking innovation—a new generation of catalysts and electrodes, fundamental elements for green hydrogen production through electrolysis.
Enagás, the leading energy infrastructure company, has reported an overwhelming response, with more than 600 projects expressing interest in utilizing the upcoming hydrogen network in the country. The ‘call for interest’ process, initiated by Enagás, attracted participation from over 200 companies, unveiling a diverse range of projects aiming to supply hydrogen domestically and export to international markets.
Vale, the Brazil’s largest individual energy consumer, and Petrobras, the national petroleum company, are forging ahead with plans to lead the transition toward green hydrogen.
Bramble Energy and EDAG Group have joined forces, marking a significant step in the digital integration of this transformative energy source. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between the two entities holds the promise of reshaping the landscape of hydrogen applications.
Hyundai Motor, a powerhouse in the South Korean automotive industry, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with University College London (UCL).
