Author: Anela Dokso

Green Hydrogen H2 News

Adani’s decision to cancel the fully subscribed Rs.20,000 crore Follow On Public Offer has disappointed people who want India to build big green hydrogen projects to solve the energy problem. Adani group had declared that it would invest heavily in green hydrogen projects using this public offer of Rs.20,000 crore, which is unlikely to materialise. India imports 80% of its 250 million tonne crude oil needs. 50% of India’s natural gas, 35 billion cubic metres per year, is imported. As local crude oil and natural gas production stagnates, imports are expected to rise 6–7% per year. One of India’s various…

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John Cockerill and Greenko Group have signed an agreement that will see John Cockerill supply 28 units of 5MW alkaline electrolysers for use in the construction of India’s largest green ammonia plan in Una, Himachal Pradesh, India. The 300 Metric Tons Per Day plant, which is being developed in partnership by John Cockerill and Greenko ZeroC (GZC), a division of the Greenko Group, will be the largest green ammonia plant in India to date and will support the development of the nation’s large-scale green hydrogen production capacity. The 28 5MW electrolyser units that will be constructed at the Una site…

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The Scottish and UK governments chose the location as a “green freeport” in January, along with a Firth of Forth port. Start-up funds and other incentives for the two green freeport concepts total £52 million (€59 million). The green freeport will manufacture offshore wind turbines, green hydrogen, and an innovation hub. The North of Scotland Hydrogen Programme, funded by Opportunity Cromarty Firth, ScottishPower, and Storegga, recently revealed plans to build one of the UK’s largest green hydrogen electrolysers with a 30MW capacity in its first phase. In a January draft energy policy, the Scottish Government suggested using its massive offshore…

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