The City of Haringvliet, located on the South Holland island of Goeree-Overflakkee, is set to become a pioneer in the use of hydrogen for heating.
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WA expedites wind, solar, and green hydrogen manufacturing approvals The Labor-led government in Western Australia has established a new green energy approvals team to expedite the state’s expanding pipeline of renewable energy, green hydrogen, and industrial projects. The Green Energy Approvals initiative, for which the state will spend $22.5 million, will encourage investment in wind and solar power projects, renewable hydrogen industries, lithium mining, critical minerals processing, and the production of green energy goods like batteries, electrolyzers, solar panels, and wind turbines. Green Hydrogen Systems has sold all rights issue shares According to Green Hydrogen Systems, all 104,296,612 additional shares…
Germany’s ambitious hydrogen strategy may be overlooking the benefits of producing its own green hydrogen, potentially hampering its long-term cost competitiveness.
Delfzijl, located in the Northern Netherlands, is set to become home to an innovative green hydrogen plant called Djewels.
Thyssen-Krupp’s hydrogen subsidiary, Nucera, has revealed plans to issue shares at a price of €20 each, aiming to raise €605 million through its initial public offering (IPO).
The Central University of Himachal Pradesh (CUHP) has established a dedicated Green Hydrogen Research Laboratory, marking a significant stride in sustainable energy research.
An ambitious plan to construct a $5-7 billion hydrogen plant on the Kerry Lake East Indian Reserve, north of Prince George, is gaining momentum.
The Department of Energy (DOE) in the Philippines is actively working on a policy framework and guidelines for the integration of “green hydrogen” into the country’s energy mix, according to Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla.
Portugal is taking significant strides towards a sustainable future by setting ambitious targets for solar energy and green hydrogen.
JTC and Spectronik begin testing hydrogen trucks The fourth quarter of 2023 will see the beginning of trials for Singapore’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered light commercial vehicle (LCV), according to statutory board JTC and Singapore-based fuel cell maker Spectronik on Monday (July 3). A single prototype light truck that has been altered from an existing electric vehicle (EV) model will be tested for a year. The hydrogen-powered car, known as the “Cruiser,” will go slowly on roads inside the Jurong Innovation District; the Land Transport Authority still needs to approve the specific route. According to Jogjaman Jap, CEO of Spectronik,…
