Author: Anela Dokso

The Dutch state, through Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN), is stepping in as an active partner in the PosHYdon project, marking a crucial step forward in the development of large-scale green hydrogen production at sea.

ECD seeks hydrogen investment Bob Stempel, the chairman and chief executive of Energy Conversion Devices, announced on Wednesday that the company is looking to raise approximately $100 million for the long-term development of hydrogen fuel cell storage systems. The corporation has begun that funding endeavor in earnest, according to Stempel, the former chairman and CEO of General Motors Corp. The funds will be used for research into lightening the weight of storage containers. Rechargeable batteries and flexible thin-film solar panels, which are currently utilized in gasoline-electric hybrid cars, were created by Energy Conversion Devices, the company that made the batteries…

H2 Energy Europe, a prominent developer of large-scale green hydrogen ecosystems, has proudly announced the receipt of government funding for its revolutionary 20MW electrolytic hydrogen production facility.

World Energy GH2, an affiliate of renewable fuels producer World Energy, has announced a minimum one-year delay in one of Canada’s pioneering wind-powered green hydrogen production projects.

A research group has revealed a novel method to enhance the electrochemical surface area (ECSA) in a calcium-doped perovskite, overcoming a common bottleneck in the application of perovskite oxides as electrocatalysts in hydrogen fuel cells.

Siemens Energy and the Oman Investment Authority have solidified their commitment to Oman’s energy transition by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for an electrolyser manufacturing facility.

Norwegian government agency Enova has unveiled its final criteria for supporting hydrogen- and ammonia-fueled vessels. The initiative aims to lay the foundation for these alternative fuels, positioning them as viable options for the maritime industry beyond 2030.

The Netherlands is setting sail into uncharted waters—quite literally. The government has unveiled plans for two groundbreaking demonstration projects focused on harnessing technology for hydrogen production at sea.

The recently concluded COP28 climate summit marked a watershed moment in global efforts to combat climate change.

Fortescue has secured €200 million ($219 million) in EU funding for its Holmaneset project, a 300MW green hydrogen and ammonia plant situated west of Svelgen, Norway.