The first fuel cell trucks have been created by Scania and will be delivered to customers Emmi AG, Genossenschaft Migros Zürich, Gysin Tiefbau AG, and TRAVECO Transporte AG.
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Halten Bulk AS has received NOK 142 million ($13.8 million) from Enova, a Norwegian state company run by the Ministry of Climate and Environment that promotes the use of renewable energy, for the construction of two hydrogen-powered ships.
DNV has given Samsung Heavy Industries its preliminary approval to construct a liquefied hydrogen fuel cell ship propulsion system.
Egypt and Belgium plan to switch to clean hydrogen A cooperative endeavor between Egypt and Belgium has been started to make the switch to clean hydrogen. At the session on “The Future of Energy,” which is held as part of the UN Conference on Climate Change, the President of the Republic, Abdul-Fattah Al-Sisi, made the corresponding declaration (COP27). According to Abdul-Fattah Al-Sisi, the new effort will permit the use of mechanisms and the development of more practical answers in the area of the energy transition. The new project of the two nations aims to establish a continuous platform for communication…
The Australian Government’s Emerging Aviation Technology Partnerships program has awarded Swinburne’s Aerostructures Innovation Research Hub (AIR Hub) a $1.3 million funding to develop and test Australia’s first hydrogen-powered drone.
The Korean government and four businesses—Hyundai Motor, SK E&S, Hyosung, and Hychangwon—signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a national liquid hydrogen supply chain and increase the usage of hydrogen vehicles beginning in 2019.
H2Pro, an Israeli hydrogen startup, and Gaia Energy, a Moroccan renewable energy producer, inked a memorandum of agreement to deliver green hydrogen during COP27.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Hydrogène de France (HDF Energy), a manufacturer of fuel cells and hydrogen power plants, have formalized their collaboration to build a green hydrogen power plant in Swakopmund, Namibia.
The technology company Wärtsilä, in partnership with WEC Energy Group, EPRI, and Burns & McDonnell, has completed testing of hydrogen-blend fuel.
The first phase of the green hydrogen plant in Ain Sokhna is now being commissioned by Egypt Green, a joint venture between Fertiglobe, Scatec, Orascom Construction, and the Sovereign Fund of Egypt.
