The Caribbean Island of Dominica has taken a significant step towards sustainable economic growth with the signing of a Framework Agreement to establish a joint venture company for the development of a large-scale green hydrogen geothermal complex.
Author: Anela Dokso
Turkey takes a step forward towards hydrogen as a solution to climate change, as TÜBİTAK (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey) continues its search for solutions to combat global warming.
The Toyota Mobility Foundation, in collaboration with the National Organization for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (NOW GmbH), has launched an online platform called “H2Scout” to promote the integration of hydrogen into the regional energy transition.
The German district of Vorpommern-Rügen, specifically the Rügen-Stralsund area, has been selected as a “HyPerformer Region” by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, receiving almost €14 million in funding to develop hydrogen technologies.
Worley, a global professional services company, has been selected alongside its consulting business, Advisian, to conduct a comprehensive assessment of Xcel Energy’s natural gas system in the US.
HGK Shipping, Europe’s largest inland waterway shipping company, and the Port of Rotterdam Authority, Europe’s largest seaport, signed a long-term cooperation agreement to promote sustainable concepts for inland waterway services leading to and from seaports.
H-TEC SYSTEMS, a hydrogen specialist, is building a state-of-the-art and climate-neutral production and development site in Hamburg’s Rahlstedt district.
With the rise of electric vehicles (EVs), it seems like gasoline cars are on the brink of extinction. However, there’s another player in the race towards cleaner transportation that’s been quietly evolving for decades: hydrogen-powered vehicles.
In a significant move for the clean energy industry, Ohmium, a Silicon Valley company, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $250 million to increase the production of machines that can produce clean hydrogen and displace fossil fuels.
Swedish nanotech company, Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB, has recently announced very successful test results for the company’s cell material for electrolyzers, which could bring a breakthrough for fossil-free hydrogen production.
