Author: Anela Dokso

The Port of Rotterdam, in collaboration with the Province of Zuid Holland and more than 40 partners, has launched an ambitious project to achieve emission-free inland and near-shore shipping on hydrogen.

Spanish energy company Cepsa has signed a cooperation agreement with German energy firm GETEC to supply green hydrogen and its derivatives to GETEC’s industry clients by 2026.

Scottish company Nova Innovation is leading a consortium that will investigate the potential for producing green hydrogen and oxygen from its tidal energy projects in Shetland.

The Netherlands is looking to the future and is set to expand its offshore wind energy sector with the development of energy hubs in the North Sea.

Finnish wave energy technology developer, AW-Energy Oy, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kaoko Green Energy Solutions (Pty) Ltd to provide its WaveRoller technology for a project aimed at producing hydrogen from renewable energy sources, including wave energy, in Namibia.

The city of Mantua, together with Sapio, Renhive, and Agire, has recently unveiled its ambitious project to create Hydrogen Valley in the Mantua area, with a goal to produce more than 1,500 tons of hydrogen annually using renewable sources. The project, worth over €60 million, aims to reduce CO2 emissions by over 14,000 tons per year.

Centrica partner 2G Energy displays a 100% hydrogen-powered CHP engine The UK’s first “Road to Net Zero Tour” will stop at Centrica’s Windsor headquarters later this month, bringing attention to the significance of hydrogen in decarbonizing power. As Centrica partner 2G Energy presents a 100% hydrogen-powered combined heat and power (CHP) engine, the business community and policymakers are invited to learn how low carbon hydrogen can fuel the UK’s transition to net zero. Business executives, local and federal policymakers, and planners can attend the event to learn more about how a hydrogen CHP engine operates and how the technology might…

India, one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters, has set a deadline of 2035 to establish green hydrogen bunkering and refuelling facilities at major ports in a bid to cut its carbon footprint.

The transition to a carbon-free society is a global goal, and hydrogen is emerging as a hopeful avenue in achieving this goal. The International Energy Agency forecasts that 115 million tons of hydrogen will be needed in 2030 to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.

Companhia Energética Integrada (CEI), a Brazilian company specializing in electricity generation and greenfield projects for solar and hydroelectric plants, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the construction of photovoltaic and green hydrogen production plants in Porto Central.