A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create fuel cell quality hydrogen from waste wood and plastic has been signed by BEEAH Group, Chinook Sciences, and Air Water.
Author: Anela Dokso
The technology company SCHOTT began an extensive research study to examine the use of hydrogen on a big scale in continuous glass production.
In efforts to advance the use of green hydrogen as an energy source, Stellenbosch University (SU) is expected to join forces as a research partner.
The European energy crisis and the REPowerEU Plan’s lofty ambitions make renewable gas rollout even more important.
JOGMEC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Western Australia State to promote a reliable supply of natural resources to Japan as well as Japanese investment in the WA State.
Korean energy institute cooperates with Jeollabuk-do on green hydrogen To develop green hydrogen and support related companies, Jeollabuk-do and the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning are collaborating extensively. At the Jeonbuk Provincial Office, the two groups signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the growth of the green hydrogen sector. This business agreement was promoted with Jeollabuk-do to lead the establishment of new enterprises, including setting up a thorough system of collaboration to steer the local hydrogen economy and construct a hydrogen industry ecosystem, encouraging the local hydrogen industry, and creating jobs. The two organizations intend to…
A hydrogen test bench has been constructed by the ORECA Group for its engine business in Magny-Cours. France is the first country to create an H2 combustion competition engine.
Germany’s National Hydrogen Council has laid forth a plan to increase hydrogen storage and assist the switch from natural gas to hydrogen.
The German government has authorized a €15 million subsidy for chemicals company Linde in support of the HySHiFT renewable hydrogen project being pursued in Mpumalanga in conjunction with Sasol, Enertrag, and Hydregen Energy.
The German government has committed at least 112 million euros to help Kenya achieve its 2030 objective of using only renewable energy sources. This was announced by the BMZ, the ministry of economic cooperation and development.
