Author: Anela Dokso
The global push towards a hydrogen-based economy has ignited a debate on the best path forward – green or blue hydrogen.
Europe is taking bold steps towards establishing a hydrogen economy with the recent adoption of the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR).
A hydrogen production project in China led by Dalian Clean Energy Group is set to revolutionize the country’s energy landscape.
A partnership between PNE Group and S.E.T. Select Energy GmbH (SET) is set to pave the way for the production of synthetic fuels from renewable energies (e-fuels) in South Africa.
Finland’s journey towards a greener future is gaining momentum as Koppö Energia commissions Andritz, a Graz-based technology group, to engineer a large-scale plant for green hydrogen production.
Recent incidents involving hydrogen cylinders have raised safety concerns in the hydrogen fuel industry. The explosions on a fuel-cell bus in California and the leaking cylinders in the Netherlands have sparked investigations into the Type 4 compressed hydrogen cylinders supplied by Norwegian company Hexagon Purus. As the green hydrogen sector continues to grow, ensuring the safety and reliability of storage and transportation technologies becomes paramount.
Misr Fertilizers Production Company (MOPCO) has taken a crucial step by approving the establishment of a company focused on producing green hydrogen. Collaborating with the Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Company (ECHEM) and Norway’s Scatec, MOPCO aims to harness green hydrogen to produce eco-friendly green ammonia.
Germany, a key player in the global energy transition, has set its sights on a formidable goal – achieving net-zero emissions by 2045. In a strategic move, the nation has updated its hydrogen agenda, targeting an impressive domestic electrolysis capacity of 10GW by 2030, doubling its previous goal. This ambitious strategy aims to stimulate hydrogen production and consumption within the country and position Germany as a technology front-runner in the hydrogen marketplace. However, the nation’s hydrogen demand is projected to surpass domestic supply, prompting the development of a robust hydrogen import strategy. This article delves into Germany’s refined hydrogen strategy,…
In Oman, a consortium led by ENGIE and POSCO has secured a 340 sq kilometre land block in Duqm to develop a mega green ammonia project.
As the global push for sustainable and carbon-neutral energy intensifies, green hydrogen has emerged as a promising solution to decarbonize various sectors. The European Union (EU) has set its sights on embracing green hydrogen technology, but as demand for electrolysers soars, the region faces a series of challenges.
