Author: Anela Dokso

Australia’s Tasmania and Germany’s Bremen have forged a pioneering partnership. The two governments recently signed a Joint Declaration of Intent, committing to collaborative efforts in the development of green hydrogen—a clean energy source hailed as pivotal to a sustainable future. Tasmania’s Minister for Energy and Renewables, Guy Barnett, highlighted the state’s dedication to renewable energy generation. He emphasized that bolstering Tasmania’s collaboration with international partners aligns seamlessly with their comprehensive energy plans. The Tasmanian Renewable Hydrogen Action Plan and the Tasmanian Green Hydrogen International Engagement and Export Strategy lay the foundation for these strategic alliances. The Tasmania-Bremen Joint Declaration of…

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As the world races toward a more sustainable energy future, the tank storage industry finds itself at the crossroads of transformation. The rise of hydrogen technologies, with their potential to decarbonize various sectors, presents both challenges and opportunities for an industry deeply rooted in traditional hydrocarbon storage.

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Kassel-based storage operator Astora has set its sights on a colossal hydrogen storage project. With a vision to play a pivotal role in driving the hydrogen market and facilitating the country’s energy transformation, Astora is planning the construction of three caverns with an astonishing capacity of approximately one terawatt hour.

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In a visionary move to power the future of aviation with sustainable energy, Italy’s Hydrogen Valley Malpensa project has officially taken off. The project, supported by European funding under the EU research and innovation program Horizon Europe, aims to create a hydrogen ecosystem around the Malpensa airport, with a focus on hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and consumption.

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