Author: Anela Dokso

Deakin University’s hydrogen program, Hycel, has joined forces with PACCAR Australia to conduct research aimed at developing zero-emission solutions for the domestic heavy haulage market using hydrogen-powered prime movers.

Major players from the public and private sectors gathered at the Rosh Rayhaan by Rotana Hotel for the event titled “Fueling the Future: Unleashing Business Opportunities with Green Hydrogen.”

Volvo Trucks has recently made an exciting announcement regarding the testing of hydrogen fuel cell trucks on public roads.

Global energy companies are increasingly looking to regional Western Australia for renewable energy projects, and BP is the latest to acquire land for this purpose.

Gyeongsangnam-do seeks cooperation with Australia on sustainable technologies Gyeongsangnam-do Governor Park Wan-soo represented Economy Deputy Governor Kim Byeong-gyu on a 5-night, 7-day trip to Australia and New Zealand. The tour promoted hydrogen industry partnership and eco-friendly agriculture between Gyeongsangnam-do and foreign/local governments. This trip included visits to significant hydrogen firms, business roundtable discussions, and relevant Australian leaders. This visit could help both regions promote hydrogen technology and eco-friendly farming. Bumhan Fuel Cell, Kohaigen, Technopark authorities, and smart farm experts from Gyeongsangnam-do participated in a hydrogen production and use business roundtable during the visit. The discussions intended to boost hydrogen industry…

In a significant step towards renewable energy development, Infinite Green Energy (IGE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Samsung C&T to collaborate on the Arrowsmith Hydrogen Plant.

Hydrogen energy, derived through photocatalytic production, holds immense potential as a sustainable and green energy source.

Hamburg Airport in Germany is taking significant steps towards sustainable aviation by investing in projects related to hydrogen fuel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

In the race to catch up with Europe, the USA, and China in the electric car market, Japanese manufacturers are simultaneously exploring the potential of hydrogen.

Aesa Energía, a renowned company specializing in the development of large-scale renewable energy projects, is set to revolutionize the energy landscape with its ambitious green hydrogen generation project called Stellar.