Author: Anela Dokso

A consortium led by South Korean steelmaker POSCO Group has secured a $6.7 billion deal to construct the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in Duqm, a port town in central eastern Oman.

Statkraft, Europe’s largest renewable energy producer, and Air Liquide, a global leader in gases and technologies, have entered into a power purchase agreement (PPA) to generate green hydrogen.

ESS Tech and LEAG, a major German energy provider, have signed an initial agreement to expedite the clean energy transition through the deployment of renewable generation and long-duration energy storage (LDES) using ESS iron flow battery technology.

The FCH2Rail project has achieved a significant milestone with the successful operation of a hydrogen-powered train on the Spanish railway network.

In a strategic move to consolidate its competencies in the field of hydrogen, Toyota has established the Hydrogen Factory.

EPM, a Colombian utility company, is making significant progress in the country’s energy transition by launching a functional pilot project focused on exploring technologies for the production and utilization of green hydrogen.

During a meeting with Colombian citizens residing in Germany, President Gustavo Petro extended an invitation for them to return to Colombia and contribute their knowledge to the production and export of green hydrogen.

Edison opens hydrogen/gas power station in Venice On Friday, the Italian energy company Edison (EDNn.MI) opened a cutting-edge power plant in Venice that uses natural gas and hydrogen gas to reduce hazardous emissions. The government of Italy views the production of electricity from hydrogen as a viable alternative for a nation that now generates more than 50% of its energy by burning coal, oil, and natural gas as it works to minimize pollution. Hydrogen-based engine plant to come up in Jamshedpur On Wednesday, a group from Tata Steel, Tata Motors, and Tata Cummins met with the chief minister of Ranchi…

In a significant move toward decarbonization, oil giant Shell has announced its plan to invest up to $1 billion annually in hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies in 2024 and 2025.

South Korean company Doosan Enerbility Co. is embarking on a groundbreaking project to develop and demonstrate a high-efficiency H-class large hydrogen turbine technology using purely domestic resources.