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Green Hydrogen H2 News

In order to demonstrate economic viability and new technology under development, NewHydrogen will begin supplying green hydrogen generators to intermittent renewable power sites, such as wind and solar farms. Verde, a Massachusetts-based manufacturer of green hydrogen generation systems, has agreed to supply the company with hydrogen generation systems under the terms of a Manufacturing Supply Agreement. The company is focusing on wind and solar farms that produce excess energy at certain times of the day. It can be used to run an electrolyzer that converts water into green hydrogen and distributes it through pipelines, where it can be converted back…

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An order for hydrogen distribution systems from Van Kessel has been placed by Hexagon Purus, through its subsidiary, Wystrach GmbH. For industrial and transportation applications in the Netherlands, Wystrach’s hydrogen distribution systems and Hexagon Purus’ type 4 cylinders will be used to get hydrogen to people there. This is the first order that Hexagon Purus has made from Van Kessel. Price: About EUR 1.5 million (approx. NOK 15 million). “Our strategy is to become a leading player in the Dutch hydrogen market and the order represents an important step to achieve that goal, says Joan van Kessel, CEO of Van…

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Reversible fuel cell technology is the focus of a newly launched company, Refhuel. BIRAD, a research and development company affiliated with Bar-Ilan University in Israel, and Refhuel, a subsidiary of Israeli investment firm Decama Capital, signed a license agreement to use the technology. Professor Lior Elbaz of Israel’s Bar-Ilan University has been working on reversible fuel cell technology, which is already in development. Fuel cells expert Professor Lior Elbaz is based at Bar Ilan University’s Department of Chemistry and heads the Israel Fuel Cells Consortium. Fuel cells based on Refhuel’s reversible hydrogen carrier technology will allow for efficient energy storage…

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Construction of a 660MW power generation plant at the Hunter Power Project in Kurri Kurri, New South Wales, has been awarded to CIMIC Group’s UGL as the Principal Contractor. More than $185 million in revenue will be generated by the contract over the course of two years. F-class gas turbine generators and related axillaries will be used to generate power at the plant, which will be capable of operating on a hydrogen fuel mix. CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Juan Santamaria said: “Hydrogen-ready gas turbines have an important role in reducing carbon emissions from traditional power generation. “We are pleased…

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With the agreement of Cummins and Westport Fuel Systems, Westport’s stake in the Cummins Westport Joint Venture will be sold, with Cummins continuing to operate the business as a sole owner of Westport. An end date of December 31, 2021 was previously announced for the Cummins Westport joint venture agreement. After signing the agreement, Cummins will also purchase the intellectual property developed by Westport for use in the JV’s spark-ignited engines, with a $20 million profit for Westport. Hydrogen high pressure direct injection (H2 HPDI) from Westport, which could be used for CMI hydrogen applications, has also been agreed to…

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EQT Corporation, Equinor, GE Gas Power, Marathon Petroleum, Mitsubishi Power, Shell Polymers and U. S. Steel have formed a new alliance that will play an important leadership role in decarbonizing the industrial base in the Northern Appalachian Region of the United States. Allies in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania will work together to create a low-carbon hydrogen industrial hub as a national model for sustainable energy and production systems. There could be a significant increase in employment, the preservation of current jobs, and the reduction of greenhouse gases if this industrial hub is properly implemented. It is anticipated that carbon…

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A new hydrogen storage system for future fuel cell passenger cars is currently being developed by BMW AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, TesTneT Engineering GmbH, and Hexagon Purus. FlatHyStor – “Functional design and testing of an innovative hydrogen tank system” – has received funding from the German BMWi, with a total project budget of 6 million euros (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy). Light-duty car underbodies are typically used to house battery modules in Battery Electric Vehicles, but the project’s goal is to develop an advanced hydrogen storage system for this space (BEVs). German premium automobile manufacturer BMW AG is…

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For the first time ever, a Mississippi-based company, Hy Stor Energy, has become a Tier 1 member of the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA). Members of Hy Stor Energy will advocate for long-term renewable hydrogen storage solutions and highlight hydrogen’s critical role in global decarbonization efforts as part of the association focused on advancing innovative, clean, safe, and dependable energy technologies. “We are proud to join FCHEA and work together with its membership to advance renewable hydrogen that produces zero-carbon and zero-methane at production, distribution, and consumption,” said Laura L. Luce, CEO of Hy Stor. “At Hy Stor…

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In terms of hydrogen production, hydrogen can come from a variety of sources, but natural gas is still the most widely used in this regard. Hydrogen production technologies are expected to play a major role in decarbonization in the future as a result of the push for energy transition and technological advancements Several new hydrogen production technologies are described in a recent report by the International Energy Forum, with the goal of increasing hydrogen’s role in carbon-intensive industries. About 70% of the world’s hydrogen is produced using natural gas, primarily methane, and in the United States, that number rises to…

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According to the Australian energy consultancy Energy Quest, six companies have applied for 18 oil exploration licenses in South Australia in the last year in hopes of finding natural hydrogen deposits in underground salt caverns. The advisory found that the area covered by the permit is equivalent to 570,000 square kilometers, or 32% of the entire state. The “future fuel,” natural hydrogen, is being sought by exploration companies as a possible low-cost and easy-to-obtain source. Although natural hydrogen is abundant, it has received little attention. As a reminder, natural hydrogen reservoirs are the result of chemical reactions that take place…

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