One of the largest construction equipment trade shows in the world saw the international debut of JCB’s £100 million effort to manufacture extremely efficient hydrogen engines.
Author: Anela Dokso
HydrogenPro to expands green hydrogen production at Texas facility With the construction of a new 500 MW production facility in Texas, HydrogenPro will increase its operations in the US. By doing this, HydrogenPro will assume a dominant market position and turn into the only large-scale provider of systems and technologies for high-pressure alkaline electrolysers. With this change, HydrogenPro will be able to produce 800 MW of product overall, which is a significant step toward building a global footprint. Up to $50 million USD is the anticipated cost of the entire investment. An innovative electrode production plant that is separate from…
In a first for the nation, Lhyfe and Centrica have decided to work together to produce green, renewable, offshore hydrogen in the UK.
The European Commission presented initiatives to increase the speed and scale-up of the renewable hydrogen industry.
TECO 2030 ASA has received NOK 50 million in development funding from Innovation Norway, the main tool used by the Norwegian government to support innovation and development in Norwegian businesses and industry.
The North and Baltic Seas would benefit greatly from an offshore hydrogen backbone, according to the “Specification of a European Offshore Hydrogen Backbone” study that infrastructure system operators GASCADE and Fluxys commissioned from DNV.
Through its participation in Floene Energias, Marubeni Corporation initiated the first green hydrogen injection demonstration project in Portugal’s natural gas distribution network.
Amarenco MENA, which produces renewable energy projects in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Hynfra have inked a framework cooperation agreement.
The Belgian Hydrogen Council (BHC) was established by WaterstofNet and Cluster Tweed to solidify and enhance Belgium’s position in Europe and internationally as a cutting-edge center of excellence for clean hydrogen.
Found Energy has used 1 kilogram of low-grade aluminum trash, such as foil, as a fuel source to generate 20 kW of continuous, hydrogen-based thermal power in an experimental reactor.
