Author: Anela Dokso

Canadian company World Energy GH2 is making significant strides in the field of renewable hydrogen production with its groundbreaking project Nujio’qonik. Partnering with global leader Topsoe, the project aims to produce renewable hydrogen and ammonia at a large scale using wind energy power.

The transport authority of Lower Saxony in Germany has unveiled a bold plan to deploy 102 electric trains starting in 2029. This move comes as a potential setback for hydrogen-powered trains, specifically Alstom’s iLint Coradia, which currently runs on the EVB network.

Sikkim delegation visits South Korea to investigate green hydrogen investments A Sikkim delegation led by Secretary of Commerce & Industries Karma R Bonpo visited South Korea to investigate South Korean green hydrogen investments. The delegation met with Jo Jin Cheol, Managing Director of India-Pacific Urban Infrastructure Development Partnership Center at the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlement (KRIHS), Kang Tae WooPark, JNK Heaters Co. representative Jong Han, and Vinatech Co. Chief Operating Officer Gyeng Chul Kim. The topics focused on Green Hydrogen and renewable cities. The delegation also visited a Seoul hydrogen station. This station produced hydrogen from Korean landfill…

Lion Energy, the Australian oil and gas company, embarked on a groundbreaking venture into the green hydrogen space. With its first hydrogen hub at the Port of Brisbane, Lion Energy aims to cater to the Queensland bus and coach sector, providing an alternative zero-emissions power source that revolutionizes the transition to hydrogen fuel-cell buses.

The British gas distribution company, SGN, has received approval from energy regulator Ofgem for the next phase of its hydrogen gas trial.

Italy is taking a major step towards greener road transport with the implementation of a strategic aid plan by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.

The passenger ferry MV Sea Change, soon to traverse San Francisco Bay, marks a significant step in the mission to phase out diesel-powered ferries by 2035.

Fortescue, a leading company in the mining industry, is making significant strides towards a sustainable energy future with its Green Hydrogen (H2V) project in the state.

An ambitious plan to establish the UK’s first ‘Hydrogen Village’ in Redcar is making waves as Northern Gas Networks (NGN) reveals that the project could bring over £300 million in investments and generate at least 300 new jobs in the historically underfunded region.

In a bid to accelerate its journey towards carbon neutrality, Aurubis, the leading multimetal and recycling specialist, is pioneering hydrogen-powered copper production. With an ambitious commitment to reducing CO2 emissions and investing around €40 million, the company’s Hamburg plant is set to become one of the first copper smelters globally to replace natural gas with hydrogen in its anode furnaces.