Author: Anela Dokso

Japan’s ambitious pursuit of a hydrogen trade has captured attention, and Western Australia (WA) emerges as a frontrunner on the list of potential partners.

Sugar Valley Energy (SVE), a subsidiary of California Ethanol & Power (CE+P), is teaming up with STARS Technology Corporation (STARS) to usher in cutting-edge hydrogen production technology.

India is poised to take a momentous step towards a sustainable future as a proposal to mandate the use of green hydrogen as feedstock in “hard-to-abate sectors” like refineries and fertilizers is set to be presented before the union cabinet. Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy, RK Singh, announced this significant development on August 24.

In a groundbreaking endeavor to address emissions in the energy sector, the Donaustadt power plant in Vienna, Austria, has embarked on an operational test involving the blending of hydrogen (H2) with the conventional energy source, natural gas.

Regionalverkehr Köln GmbH (RVK) is set to revolutionize its fleet with the introduction of hydrogen-powered fuel cell hybrid buses.

Amid the global quest for sustainable energy solutions, the HALO Hydrogen Hub, in collaboration with Jericho Energy Ventures Inc., is emerging as a strong contender for government funding under the U.S. Department of Energy’s Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program.

Nestled in the sun-soaked embrace of northern Chile, a new energy horizon is dawning, one fueled by the promise of green hydrogen. As the world seeks sustainable energy solutions, Hamburg-based hydrogen producer Eternal Power is teaming up with local partners to explore the vast potential of Chile’s desert regions.

Thyssengas and Stadtnetze Münster are collaboratively orchestrating the expansion of their hydrogen pipeline networks.

With the inauguration of the world’s largest direct reduction plant for green iron, powered solely by green hydrogen, HyIron is paving the way for climate-neutral iron production. This landmark achievement not only tackles emissions but also heralds a new era of sustainable steelmaking.

Santa Catarina, Brazil, has witnessed the launch of its first Green Hydrogen plant, located within the Photovoltaic Laboratory of the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC).