Author: Anela Dokso

Australian researchers at CSIRO are developing a groundbreaking off-grid, portable hydrogen generator capable of producing zero-emissions fuel directly at the point of consumption.

The Dutch government has initiated a consultation process to gather information and input from companies in the hydrogen manufacturing sector.

FuelCell Energy, a leading provider of clean energy solutions, has announced the successful closure of an $87 million non-recourse project financing facility.

Tunisia is positioning itself as a potential major supplier of green hydrogen to Europe, with the capacity to export between 5.5 million to 6 million tonnes of the clean fuel by 2050.

Gujarat’s hydrogen draft policy to be completed in next two months The Gujarat government is preparing to create a comprehensive program for producing green hydrogen in accordance with India’s ambitious goal of cutting carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. After consultation with stakeholders and adherence to the rules of the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, the draft policy is anticipated to be completed within the next two months. Tokyo exhibition center using from Yamanashi to power its facilities On Thursday, a significant Tokyo exhibition center started using hydrogen produced in the neighbouring Yamanashi prefecture to power some of…

Portugal possesses significant untapped potential in hydrogen production and lithium exploration, which could lead to substantial economic gains for the country’s development.

Australia’s ambitious Central Queensland hydrogen project (CQ-H2) has received a significant boost with A$35 million ($23 million) in government funding allocated for initial engineering. The Queensland and federal governments will contribute A$15 million and A$20 million, respectively, towards a A$117 million engineering report for the CQ-H2 project based in Gladstone. The Australian Renewable Energy Agency will administer the federal funding, while the consortium’s investors, including Queensland state-owned power utility Stanwell, and Japanese companies Iwatani, Kansai Electric Power, and Marubeni, will provide the remaining funds. The Australian government’s commitment to supporting projects like CQ-H2 stems from its desire to establish the…

Singaporean conglomerate Keppel Corporation has announced its participation in a consortium aimed at developing a large-scale hydrogen project in Queensland, Australia.

Örsted, a leading renewable energy company, has commenced construction on FlagshipONE, Europe’s largest e-methanol project, at an event in Örnsköldsvik, Northern Sweden.

8 Rivers, a leading innovator in the field of sustainable energy, has proudly announced a significant breakthrough in hydrogen technology.