Author: Anela Dokso

Ontario is on a determined path towards greener, more sustainable energy solutions, making significant strides in positioning itself as a leader in the growing hydrogen economy.

Consulate of Germany reopening in Ceará focuses on hydrogen In Fortaleza, Ceará, the Honorary Consulate of Germany confirmed that it is in the process of reopening. The agency predicts that in the states covered, services to the Brazilian and German communities will start in December 2023 and operate in 2024. The movement started after German delegations traveled to Ceará. The meetings’ main objective was to research economic opportunities in renewable energy, particularly green hydrogen. The Honorary Consulate in the Capital will be run by Marlene Pinheiro, the Honorary Consul. Hanwha Power Systems verifies 100% hydrogen combustion ‘Hydrogen combustion’ technology for…

Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) and Siemens Energy have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership to advance green hydrogen technologies.

Construction has commenced on the groundbreaking Hydrogen Park (HyP) project in Gladstone, Australia. The initiative, backed by the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) with support from the Queensland government’s Hydrogen Industry Development Fund, is set to become the country’s first city-wide renewable hydrogen blending project.

The pursuit of cleaner and more sustainable energy sources is a global imperative, and a newly released report by the Hydrogen Council emphasizes the pivotal role of hydrogen in the transition from unabated fossil fuels to clean energy. “Hydrogen in Decarbonized Energy Systems,” co-authored by the global energy advisory firm Baringa, provides profound insights into how hydrogen can revolutionize energy systems worldwide.

South Africa’s pursuit of sustainable energy solutions takes a major step forward with Phelan Green Energy’s ambitious plan to invest ZAR 47 billion (approximately USD 2.5 billion or EUR 2.37 billion) in a groundbreaking green hydrogen and ammonia production plant in the Western Cape province. This endeavor, known as the Saldanha Green Hydrogen Project, represents a significant stride towards green energy and economic growth in the region.

The quest for sustainable and environmentally friendly industrial practices has led to innovative collaborations, and one such project is spearheaded by the Bay Hydrogen Hub consortium in the UK. Comprising EDF Energy, Heidelberg UK, the National Nuclear Laboratory, and Vulcan Burners, the consortium aims to transform the asphalt production industry through the power of hydrogen. At the heart of this transformation is FuelCell Energy, Inc., which has been contracted for its hydrogen production technology.

The race to develop sustainable, high-performance engines is gaining momentum, and AVL Racetech has emerged as a frontrunner. The department unveiled its first self-built hydrogen-powered 2-liter turbo engine at the “Aachen Colloquium Sustainable Mobility,” marking a significant leap in eco-friendly motorsport innovation.

The battle against climate change is reaching a critical juncture. To limit global temperature increases to 1.5ºC by 2050, we need innovative solutions, and a recent report by Boston Consulting Group highlights the pivotal role of hydrogen and carbon capture and storage in this quest. However, it’s not just technology we need; it’s a massive financial investment of 13 billion euros.

POSCO, one of the world’s largest steel producers, is embarking on a journey towards more sustainable steel production in Australia. In a bid to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, the company is exploring the possibility of producing HBI (Hot Briquetted Iron) using green hydrogen.