Denmark’s Topsoe A/S is set to invest $300 million in a US hydrogen electrolyzer factory, taking advantage of President Joe Biden’s wave of federal incentives that are luring European investment to the country.
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Tasmanian-based green hydrogen firm, Countrywide Hydrogen, has announced a new joint cooperation agreement with heavy haulage company, 7R Logistics, in a move that could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the trucking industry.
Wood partners with SGN on UK hydrogen plans Consulting and engineering firm Wood is collaborating with gas distribution operator SGN to advance preparations for crucial hydrogen transmission infrastructure in Scotland and southern England to fulfill the UK’s Net Zero by 2050 goal. Wood said it is delivering three pre-FEED studies over the next year to determine the route and design of new dedicated hydrogen pipelines and associated transmission infrastructure. The proposed concept also repurposes existing natural gas infrastructure to link hydrogen producers with energy users seeking to reduce their carbon emissions. Studies involve H2 Caledonia and H2 Connect. Wood remarked…
The Australian Research Council (ARC) has awarded its prestigious Industry Laureate Fellowship to University of Wollongong (UOW) electrochemist Gerhard Swiegers.
Isuzu Motors and Honda Motor Co have entered into a partnership agreement to develop a fuel cell-powered heavy-duty truck.
Modern Hydrogen, a clean energy company focused on hydrogen production, recently raised $32.8 million in an oversubscribed Series B-2 funding round.
The North Holland region in the Netherlands has been recognized with the European status of Hydrogen Valley for its commitment to developing a sustainable energy system based on hydrogen.
The 2023 China Brand Day in Shanghai was a platform for unveiling the world’s first hydrogen energy urban train.
Brazil has a huge potential to develop a sustainable hydrogen industry that could boost its economy, contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and comply with global climate agreements.
The Hydrogen Council, an initiative led by over 140 global companies to promote the transition to green energy, has revealed that the production capacities of all clean hydrogen plant projects announced globally only represent around half of the volumes of clean hydrogen required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030 and achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
