A groundbreaking microgrid project in Maryland is poised to set new standards for integrated off-grid systems, showcasing how they can generate power for commercial and industrial installations while producing hydrogen for transportation vehicles.
Author: Anela Dokso
Toyota, known for its cautious approach to electric vehicles (EVs), has recently undergone a change in management with CEO Koji Sato at the helm. In a recent interview, Sato expressed that while the company is committed to EVs, solid-state batteries and synthetic fuels still require further development before becoming viable options.
The Canadian federal government’s significant investments in zero-emission vehicles are primarily focused on battery electric vehicles (EVs). However, industry analysts are now recommending a dual approach that includes both EVs and hydrogen fuel cell cars, as highlighted in a recent CBC report.
Researchers at the University of Nottingham, in collaboration with key operators in the UK food transport industry, are embarking on a £1 million project to develop hydrogen-powered refrigerated vehicles.
France’s Engie, a key player in low-carbon energy and services, has unveiled plans to initiate hydrogen projects in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Oman as part of its global strategy to achieve 4 gigawatts of green hydrogen capacity by 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power, in collaboration with Uzbekistan’s Uzkemyoasat and the National Power Grid, has inked hydrogen and power purchase agreements totaling $100 million.
RES and Octopus Energy Generation’s joint venture, HYRO, is collaborating with Kimberly-Clark to revolutionize UK factories by replacing natural gas with green hydrogen.
In the quest for a symbol of the net-zero era, green hydrogen emerges as a strong contender to replace petroleum as a globally traded commodity.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), a Danish renewables giant, has announced ambitious plans to develop a massive green hydrogen production hub in South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula.
Deakin University’s hydrogen program, Hycel, has joined forces with PACCAR Australia to conduct research aimed at developing zero-emission solutions for the domestic heavy haulage market using hydrogen-powered prime movers.
