Author: Anela Dokso

Tokyo Gas Co. has made a significant move towards decarbonization by selecting Mitsubishi Power to build three gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) power plants with a total output of 650 MW in Sodegaura City, Chiba Prefecture.

Levidian and United Utilities are teaming up to transform sewage biogas produced in Manchester into a sustainable feed source for both graphene and hydrogen production.

Posco Holdings Inc., South Korea’s largest steelmaker, has witnessed an unprecedented surge in its stock prices, jumping as much as 24% on the back of strong quarterly profits and soaring retail investor interest in electric vehicle (EV) battery-related companies.

TECO 2030, a leading player in sustainable energy solutions, has achieved a significant milestone by securing an invitation for HORIZON EUROPE funding of EUR 13.5 million to construct and demonstrate a passenger ferry powered by TECO 2030 fuel cells.

Namibia has taken a momentous step towards sustainable and inclusive development with the launch of its Socio-Economic Development Framework (SED Framework) for the US$10 billion green hydrogen project.

Provaris Energy, a pioneering company in the development of green hydrogen projects, has taken a significant stride towards the advancement of hydrogen technology.

Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), and Sener, a leading energy company, have joined forces to develop a pilot plant for the generation of green hydrogen. This innovative project is based on a disruptive technology pioneered by a team of researchers from the Institute of Applications of Information Technologies and Advanced Communications (ITACA, UPV) and the Institute of Chemical Technology (ITQ, CSIC-UPV). The technology leverages microwaves for hydrogen production, promising to revolutionize the energy industry and contribute significantly to decarbonization efforts. After nearly a decade of collaborative research, the CSIC and UPV researchers have…

Lhyfe, a leading player in the green and renewable hydrogen sector, is making significant strides in both the production of renewable hydrogen and its ambitious mission to reoxygenate the world’s oceans.

A consortium of researchers coordinated by the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany is currently working on a research project to enhance the reliability of hydrogen fuel cells, specifically low-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (NT-PEM-BZ), for use in commercial vehicles.

Australia is witnessing a remarkable surge in renewable energy, offering promising opportunities for increased investment in battery storage projects and the emergence of a hydrogen economy.