With $474.6 million in newly approved financing, the African Development Bank (AfDB) is doubling down on South Africa’s energy transition, backing a broad structural reform agenda that places equal weight on infrastructure governance, green growth, and inclusive development.
Latin American nations are under increasing scrutiny as key players in the burgeoning global hydrogen market, given the region’s substantial renewable energy resources. According to recent insights shared by industry expert Adrian Mason, the region — particularly South and Central America — boasts a remarkable 75% generation share of renewable energy projected for 2024, poised to climb to 79% by 2035. This is driven by a robust hydropower base supplemented by substantial growth in solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind power, expected to rise at compound annual growth rates (CAGR) of 9% and 6%, respectively, from 2025 to 2035. The burgeoning…
As Germany navigates the energy transition while phasing out coal, the state of Saxony-Anhalt has launched a €87 million green hydrogen subsidy program, designed to catalyze industrial decarbonisation in one of the country’s most coal-reliant regions.
HyTerra has confirmed the addition of a third well, McCoy 1, to its 2025 drilling schedule in Kansas, marking a strategic departure from its earlier “twinning” approach toward a more data-driven exploration model.
Tree Energy Solutions (TES) and CPC Finland OY have established LUOTO ENERGIA OY, a joint venture aiming to build a 500 MW green hydrogen and electric natural gas (e-NG) production facility in Rauma, Finland.
South Africa is making a calculated move to position Saldanha Bay on the West Coast as a key hydrogen hub. Central to this effort is the development of the West Coast Green Hydrogen Master Plan, now formally underway with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) appointed to coordinate its first phase.
While global automakers continue to double down on battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), Japan’s leading automotive manufacturers are taking a contrarian path—reengineering the internal combustion engine (ICE) with a focus on hydrogen and bioethanol.
Germany’s federal budget proposal for 2025 signals a major retreat from previously committed financial support for industrial green hydrogen, with funding expected to drop from €3.7 billion to just €1.2 billion through 2030—a 67.5% reduction.
Fortum and P2X Solutions have signed a sales agreement that will see hydrogen produced at Fortum’s Kalla test center supplied directly to P2X’s customers.
Namibia is accelerating its regional green hydrogen ambitions with a proposed cross-border pipeline to South Africa, aiming to supply low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia from Lüderitz to support industrial decarbonisation in the Northern Cape.
