Author: Anela Dokso
NextEra Energy Partners, a Florida-based energy firm, has decided to sell its natural gas pipelines and turn into a pure-play renewable energy investment option.
Brazil and the Netherlands have signed an agreement for the transport of green hydrogen between the ports of Pecém and Rotterdam.
The European Union is set to provide enormous subsidies for a proposed hydrogen pipeline that would stretch from Bavaria, through Austria and Italy, to North Africa.
WAE Deutschland, a company based in Bad Dürkheim, Germany, has been researching and developing electric drives and batteries for some time. The company is known for equipping the all-electric Formula E motorsport series with batteries. Now, the startup is expanding its research to modern hydrogen drives for commercial vehicles.
Dutch company Power2X and Spanish company Soto Solar have joined forces to develop a solar energy and green hydrogen project in central Spain.
Fountain Fuel opens Dutch hydrogen station This week, Fountain Fuel inaugurated its first “zero-emission station” in Amersfoort. Drivers can refuel with hydrogen and charge their vehicles nearby. According to the company’s founders and potential clients, both strategies are essential. The A28 and A1 are only a short distance away from the eastern side of Amersfoort, where drivers will soon be able to fill up on hydrogen and charge their electric vehicles. Here is where the Fountain Fuel company has established a “zero-emission energy station.” On May 10, State Secretary Vivianne Heijnen of Infrastructure and Water Management formally launched it. The…
French automaker Ligier Automotive has partnered with German engineering company Bosch to develop a hydrogen-powered sports car based on its Ligier JS2 R model.
The state government of Baden-Württemberg has approved the further development of the Baden-Württemberg hydrogen roadmap, which includes the establishment of the first pipeline connections to the German and European hydrogen network by 2030.
Orica, a company that provides explosives, blasting systems, and other services to mining, quarrying, and construction firms globally, is planning to speed up two green hydrogen projects in Australia.
The Port of Belledune, located in northern New Brunswick, has signed an agreement with the Port of Rotterdam, one of the largest seaports in the world, to facilitate the supply and demand of “green hydrogen” between North America and Europe.
