Green hydrogen, the linchpin of many nations’ decarbonization strategies, faces a formidable challenge: cost. Producing this clean fuel from renewable sources often comes with a price tag that threatens to slow down the transition to sustainable energy.
Saleh Al Kharabsheh urges Arab countries to invest in green hydrogen Saleh Al Kharabsheh, minister of energy and mineral resources, has urged Arab countries to invest in green hydrogen while there are plenty of renewable resources available in order to advance technical and economic integration within the Arab world. Between October 1 and 3, Kharabsheh spoke at the fifth “Renewable energy and energy efficiency conference” held in Cairo. He emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts among Arab countries to create a regional strategy for green hydrogen. Dutch king to launch construction of national hydrogen network King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands…
Colombia is embarking on a transformative journey towards a greener and more sustainable energy future with the commencement of the H2 Tour Colombia in Barranquilla.
Australia’s Infinity Lithium, a prominent player in mineral exploration, has set its sights on a pioneering partnership with Germany’s thyssenkrupp AG to revolutionize lithium production using green hydrogen technology.
Odfjell, a prominent chemical tanker operator, is embarking on a groundbreaking journey towards greener and more sustainable maritime operations.
Hystar, a prominent player in the proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser space, is poised to catalyze the global transition to green hydrogen with an array of ambitious expansion plans.
Kellas Midstream, the independent energy infrastructure company based in Aberdeen, has marked a significant milestone with the commencement of front-end engineering design (FEED) work for its groundbreaking H2NorthEast hydrogen project in Teesside, United Kingdom.
Calvera Hydrogen, a trailblazing force in the European hydrogen industry, boasting over four decades of expertise in the design and manufacturing of high-pressure hydrogen compression, transport, storage, and dispensing equipment, has achieved a monumental milestone.
Saudi Arabia’s energy behemoth, Aramco, is steering its colossal resources towards the production of low-carbon hydrogen. This seismic shift in strategy is poised to propel Aramco into the vanguard of the green energy revolution, as the company aims to produce a staggering 2 million tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030, a move that could potentially transform the global hydrogen landscape.
Eletrobras, a key player in Brazil’s energy landscape, is embarking on a groundbreaking journey into the realm of green hydrogen. With an eye on commercial-scale production, the company sees green hydrogen as a catalyst for Brazil’s synthetic fuel market, potentially revolutionizing energy consumption in the country and opening doors to international exports of eco-friendly e-methanol.
