Author: Anela Dokso

India, with its rapidly growing population and energy demands, is at a crucial juncture in its energy transition journey. To meet the country’s escalating energy needs while combating climate change, the Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has set an ambitious goal to produce 25 million metric tonnes of hydrogen energy by 2050.

Hydrogen Development Federation (HDF) Energy revealed plans to construct Africa’s first large-scale green hydrogen project on the outskirts of Swakopmund, Namibia.

A groundbreaking collaboration between The Hydrogen Utility (H2U) and Vopak Terminals Australia has been announced, propelling Queensland towards its vision of becoming a clean energy powerhouse.

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…