Author: Anela Dokso

Ricardo, a renowned UK engineering company, is poised to make significant contributions to the sustainable HYdrogen powered Shipping (sHYpS) project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe program.

Professor Gerhard Swiegers, an electrochemist at the University of Wollongong, has received a prestigious award and a grant of $3.7 million for his groundbreaking work on improving the efficiency of hydrogen electrolysers.

FineBesteel to develop hydrogen control technology with AI Using artificial intelligence (AI), Fine Besteel, a Busan-based maker of shipbuilding equipment, has begun to develop technology to control cryogenic gases like hydrogen and ammonia. At the Fine Building in Sasang-gu, Busan, on the 17th, FineBesteel and Nexus Gas, Autosemantics, and Infoin signed a strategic alliance and cooperative project promotion agreement for the creation of a “AI-based smart monitoring solution (NEXUSTM) related to cryogenic gas.” revealed a contract it had signed A company called NEXUSTM uses artificial intelligence and virtualization (Digital Twin) technology to provide a system that integrates the effectiveness of…

The McGowan Government of Western Australia has expressed its support for Infinite Green Energy (IGE) as it announces a partnership with Samsung C&T to develop and construct the Arrowsmith Hydrogen Plant.

In a groundbreaking field test conducted in Erftstadt, near Cologne, Germany, TÜV Rheinland, GVG Rhein-Erft, and Rheinische Netzgesellschaft (RNG) have been investigating the impact of adding 20% hydrogen to the existing gas network since October.

Shell’s hydrogen plant project in Emmen is taking a new direction by incorporating solar energy as a vital component. Instead of constructing a single large installation, the revised plan now involves the installation of two smaller units on the GZI site, according to Shell spokesperson.

Norwegian company TECO 2030 has reached a significant milestone in clean energy technology by completing the production of the first manual fuel cell stack at its facility in Narvik.

The Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining (MIEM) in Uruguay has chosen the H24U project as the country’s first venture to utilize green hydrogen as an energy source.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Large Structures is set to establish an application center for hydrogen in Rostock-Warnemünde, aiming to develop and test hydrogen-powered ship engines and other large engines on the Warnow River.

A groundbreaking study titled “Global Hydrogen Market Forecast to 2050” released by Rethink Energy reveals astonishing projections for the green hydrogen market.