Author: Anela Dokso

China is set to become the world’s largest importer of green hydrogen by the end of this decade, requiring an annual import of 13 million tons to decarbonize various industrial sectors, according to a report by Deloitte.

The Environment and Ecology Bureau (EEB) of Hong Kong has announced the approval of three additional trial projects involving hydrogen fuel technology.

SCZone approves green hydrogen projects The framework agreement reached during the Climate Change Summit (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh in November 2022 calls for nine projects to be followed up on, and the board of directors of the SCZone is currently looking into eight projects for green hydrogen businesses. The agreement for the construction of a water desalination plant with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Ministry of International Cooperation has also been approved by the board of directors. As part of the first phase of Egypt’s water desalination program, the Sovereign Fund of Egypt (TSFE) prequalified…

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Japan’s JFE Steel and Exxon Mobil have joined forces to develop high-pressure hydrogen pipeline technology, aiming to establish industry standards as the demand for hydrogen rises, particularly in the United States.

Uruguay’s state oil company, Ancap, has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking $4 billion green hydrogen project as part of the government’s broader strategy to foster low-cost renewable energy.

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a significant loan of $400 million to support the development of the green hydrogen industry in Chile.

As the demand for sustainable and carbon-free energy sources continues to grow, Aragón, a region in Spain, is aiming to become the first European producer of natural hydrogen.

As the iconic Le Mans endurance race commemorates its centenary, the Hydrogen Village has emerged as a platform for the general public to explore zero-emission racing cars and mobility applications of the future. With surprises in store throughout the week, the Hydrogen Village is set to captivate attendees with its innovative showcase.

Sardinian regional transport company Arst is making another attempt to introduce sustainable transportation solutions with the announcement of a new tender worth 138.7 million euros (excluding VAT) for the procurement of 10 trains powered by hydrogen and electricity. This initiative follows the failure of a previous tender that received no bids.

The Government of British Columbia is investing $4 million in the BC Hydrogen Ports Project, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at decarbonizing the shipping and transportation sectors.