Author: Anela Dokso

France is facing a significant challenge in meeting its future electricity consumption needs while transitioning to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources.

Tasmania, known for its pristine natural beauty, is setting its sights on becoming a major player in the green hydrogen industry.

Gen2 Energy, a Norwegian energy company, and Provaris Energy, a provider of hydrogen storage and shipping solutions, have joined forces in a collaboration agreement to conduct a prefeasibility study.

Calls are being made for organizations to apply to develop a hydrogen hub in North Wales as part of the Hydrogen Sponsor Challenge initiated by Ambition North Wales.

TotalEnergies and H2point open Dutch hydrogen refuelling station In Roosendaal, the Netherlands, TotalEnergies and H2point opened a brand-new public hydrogen refueling station on Thursday, June 29. The station, which is close to the A7, offers 350 bar of hydrogen for heavy-duty vehicles and 700 bar of hydrogen for passenger cars and other light vehicles. There are also four 330kW fast EV charging stations. The station is a component of TotalEnergies’ planned network of hydrogen stations, which is now being expanded throughout Europe. It has received financial backing from the Dutch Government and the European Union. Additionally, it is anticipated that…

In a bid to enhance the sustainability of its manufacturing operations, Denso Corporation, a leading Japanese automotive component manufacturer, has announced plans to launch a pilot program in July.

The China Bidding Public Service Platform recently made the decision to suspend a tender for the construction of a massive 4 GW off-grid photovoltaic (PV) project in Gansu province. The suspension was prompted by the withdrawal of bidders and the incorrect filing of documents by one of the participants.

The World Bank has granted a significant loan of US$150 million to support green hydrogen projects in Chile, marking the institution’s first financial aid for promoting green hydrogen and contributing to global climate change mitigation efforts.

Bulgaria has recently expressed its intention to seek European financing for a hydrogen pipeline project from Sofia to Thessaloniki, signaling its commitment to developing a robust infrastructure for green hydrogen.

Hydrogen is garnering significant attention as a key player in the decarbonization efforts of industries across the globe. With its potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the market for hydrogen is attracting billions of dollars in investments.