Author: Anela Dokso

Egypt and France have entered into a 7 billion euro agreement for a green hydrogen facility.

The patent involves a novel process for producing hydrogen through the catalytic cracking of ammonia.

The patent filed by Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha introduces an innovative approach to the storage of liquid hydrogen, a crucial component in various industrial applications and emerging hydrogen economies.

India’s renewable energy landscape has been expanding rapidly, with Hero Future Energies (HFE) securing a 120 megawatt floating solar project in the state of Andhra Pradesh. This development marks a notable step in India’s ongoing journey toward increasing its solar power capacity, which aims to reach 280 gigawatts by 2030. In contrast to traditional solar farms, floating solar projects like the one HFE is undertaking, aim to mitigate land usage concerns while reducing water evaporation and improving energy efficiency through cooling effects from water bodies. HFE’s strategic push into Vietnam’s burgeoning green hydrogen market represents another progressive move. With the…

Oman expects to completion of the pre-front end engineering and design (pre-FEED) phase for its shared green hydrogen infrastructure by the second quarter of 2025.

Aviation’s climate impact, often underestimated at 2–3% of global CO₂ emissions, surges to 10% or higher when non-CO₂ effects like contrails and nitrogen oxides are factored in. As sectors such as road transport electrify, aviation’s emissions footprint risks becoming a glaring outlier. 

Atome has embarked on a potentially transformative endeavor, signing a $465 million EPC contract with Swiss engineering firm Casale for a 145MW green hydrogen-based fertilizer project in Villeta, Paraguay.

Namibia is emerging as a surprising contender in the global race for green hydrogen production, and Germany is playing a pivotal role in this transformation.

McPhy, a significant player in the electrolyser manufacturing industry, sees its chief executive officer, Jean-Baptiste Lucas, stepping down.

China’s Sinopec has teamed up with battery giant CATL to spearhead a comprehensive EV battery swap network. The collaboration aims for an ambitious 500 stations by year-end, with plans to expand to 10,000 stations, setting the stage for a fundamental transformation in China’s EV infrastructure. The strategic alliance aims to address a primary pain point in the EV ecosystem: charging time. By implementing a system that allows drivers to quickly swap depleted batteries for fully charged ones, the Sinopec-CATL partnership promises to significantly reduce downtime. This initiative not only boosts the convenience factor for existing EV owners but also makes…