Author: Anela Dokso

BMW, the renowned German carmaker, is reportedly considering offering hydrogen fuel-cell powertrains as a ‘no-cost option’ for its electric car lineup starting from 2035.

In a significant move towards fostering a sustainable energy future, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy in India is actively exploring the production of green hydrogen from unconventional sources such as seawater and municipal wastewater.

Avina Clean Hydrogen Inc. (Avina), a prominent developer of electrolytic hydrogen plants, has announced a partnership agreement with Chart Industries, Inc. (Chart), a global leader in hydrogen equipment manufacturing.

Emerson to digitize Australian hydrogen technology startup operations Emerson stated on Tuesday, July 4, that it will collaborate with Australian startup Cavendish Renewables Technology (CRT) to hasten the adoption of its unique solutions for hydrogen production. Emerson has agreed to use its automation expertise and product line, which includes software, control systems, instrumentation, valves, and safety solutions, to assist CRT in commercializing their hydrogen electrolyzer and ammonia processing machinery. It is envisaged that the collaboration will assist CRT in digitalizing its operations to provide better safety and reliability while quickening product delivery. Hexagon Purus signs five-year hydrogen distribution system deal…

Lhyfe and TSE, in collaboration with other companies, are set to transform the former foundry site in Ingrandes, France, into an innovative industrial park focused on green energy and renewable hydrogen.

Portugal’s revised National Energy and Climate Plan 2030 (PNEC 2030) has sparked debate and criticism among environmentalists regarding the role of hydrogen in the country’s energy transition.

A joint feasibility study conducted by the Tasmanian government and the Port of Rotterdam has confirmed Tasmania’s potential as a key player in green hydrogen production.

In a historic event at the port of Algeciras, Spain, King Felipe VI of Spain and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands joined forces to inaugurate a new maritime corridor dedicated to the transportation of green ammonia.

Chinese state-owned manufacturer GAC, in collaboration with Toyota, has introduced a prototype engine that runs on liquid ammonia, presenting a promising alternative to traditional fuels such as electricity and hydrogen. This innovative internal combustion engine (ICE) draws inspiration from the maritime and haulage industries, which are exploring ammonia as a viable substitute for diesel in container ships and trucks.

Speedy Hire PLC, in collaboration with Niftylift, has announced the development of the world’s first hydrogen-electric powered access platform. This groundbreaking innovation marks a significant step forward in the construction industry’s quest for sustainable and environmentally friendly equipment.