Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) and German regional airline Evia Aero have agreed to collaborate on the creation of a 19-seat hydrogen-powered aircraft.
Author: Anela Dokso
India has said it wants to take part in this hydrogen revolution. According to the Harnessing Green Hydrogen research by NITI Aayog and RMI, India is in a good position to convert some of the lowest realized renewable energy costs in the world directly into a competitive green hydrogen economy.
The National Hydrogen Strategy 2030 for the UAE has been commissioned by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MOEI) and will be developed by GHD Advisory and Fraunhofer Society.
With the goal of producing and exporting green ammonia, AMEA Power and the Egyptian government inked a framework agreement to build a 1 GW green hydrogen project in the Suez Governorate.
A framework agreement was signed by Masdar, its consortium partners Infinity Power Holding and Hassan Allam Utilities, and prominent state-backed institutions in Egypt for the development of a 2 GW green hydrogen project in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE).
Together with the Federal Ministries for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK), KfW presented the first financing platform in the world for specialized financing of green hydrogen infrastructure at the UN climate conference in Sharm el-Sheikh and introduced its derivatives.
Germany aims to encourage the growth of the hydrogen economy internationally and has established two new funding pools totaling 550 million euros.
During Energy Day at the COP27, a new worldwide commission was established with the goal of accelerating planning and approvals for the vast deployment of renewable energy sources and green hydrogen.
NASA has contracted Air Products and Chemicals of Allentown, Pennsylvania, and Linde of Danbury, Connecticut, to supply up to 15 million pounds of liquid hydrogen for use at NASA facilities.
HyET to host Dutch King Willem-Alexander First Taunus region hydrogen train arrives in Frankfurt The first hydrogen train that will go through the Taunus region on December 11th has arrived in Frankfurt. On Monday, both the fuel cell-powered vehicle and the specially constructed hydrogen filling station in Frankfurt’s Industriepark Höchst were unveiled. Between Frankfurt and the Taunus village of Brandoberndorf, the first trains from the manufacturer Alstom will be running. By spring, four non-electric branch lines in the Taunus will be transformed into the largest network in the world with 27 hydrogen trains. In Hesse, railcars have replaced older diesel…
