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ATOME Energy has placed a purchase order with CPH2 for a 1MW MFE220 electrolyzer unit, which will be delivered at the end of the year and used in ATOME’s Paraguay mobility project. In addition, CPH2 and ATOME have signed non-binding letters of intent confirming the parties’ mutual intentions to collaborate on potential future orders of electrolyser units for ATOME’s international hydrogen and ammonia projects, as well as to investigate and discuss the possibility of forming a joint venture to produce electrolysers in country to serve the Latin American market using CPH2’s technology and know-how. ATOME has confirmed that it expects…

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RWE and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on low-carbon and green hydrogen collaboration. Both companies agreed to look into the possibility of importing low-carbon and green hydrogen, as well as hydrogen derivatives like ammonia, from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). RWE and ADNOC also agreed to evaluate the potential for joint development of green hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives projects in relevant international markets. Markus Krebber, CEO of RWE AG: “I am delighted to announce our MoU with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company to jointly explore the potential for low carbon and…

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The GETEC Group was one of the first German companies to sign a cooperation agreement with the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) for the use of hydrogen produced in the UAE. This promising energy will be transported in the form of ammonia in order to reach Europe efficiently. The signing took place in Abu Dhabi during a business delegation led by German Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck, which included GETEC. Following an initial test delivery of blue ammonia, the collaboration will be expanded to include the supply of green ammonia, which can be reformed into green hydrogen in…

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With a memorandum of understanding between STEAG and thyssenkrupp on the planned delivery of hydrogen and oxygen to thyssenkrupp Steel in Duisburg from the STEAG site in Duisburg-Walsum, STEAG’s hydrogen project is taking shape. The planned water electrolysis facility will contribute significantly to the decarbonization of Europe’s largest steelmaking site in this way. “Hydrogen is playing an increasingly important role in the energy transition,” says Dr. Ralf Schiele, STEAG director with responsibility for Market and Technology. He points out that hydrogen offers the opportunity to avoid CO2 emissions in industry, the mobility sector and the energy industry, and thereby to…

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RWE intends to construct an ammonia terminal in Brunsbüttel, near Hamburg, for the import of green energy. Green ammonia is the most cost-effective hydrogen derivative with the highest level of technological maturity, according to RWE. The project’s goal is to make it easier to convert the entire site so that green molecules can be imported. Brunsbüttel can thus serve as a model for industrial society’s decarbonization. Markus Krebber, CEO of RWE, explains: “It is now more important than ever to think of climate protection and security of supply as one. That’s what we are doing. On the one hand, we…

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A memorandum of understanding between Delta Air Lines and Airbus calls for joint research and development of hydrogen-powered aircraft and a “ecosystem” of related infrastructure. Delta is the first U.S. airline to sign on to Airbus’ Zero E program, which aims to develop a hydrogen-powered, narrowbody-class airliner that will enter service in 2035, as part of the carrier’s Flight to Net Zero plan. With the help of EasyJet, SAS Scandinavian Airlines and Air New Zealand, the European budget carrier has already agreed to study the infrastructure requirements for future hydrogen-powered planes.. To develop commercial hydrogen-fueled aircraft, Delta will identify the…

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Two Hyzon-600HP 58t hydrogen-powered trucks will be delivered to Golden Bay Cement in September 2022. The New Zealand cement producer has taken another step toward reducing its carbon footprint by leasing the trucks from TR Group. Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity by combining hydrogen with oxygen. Water vapour is the only byproduct. On a daily basis, this will save about a tonne of CO2. This truck fleet will be tested in the Auckland area by Golden Bay Cement first, before the company considers a wider rollout as fueling stations become more readily available.

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The Douglas County PUD will soon have access to an additional 409 acres near its hydrogen production facility and the Wells Dam hydroelectric power plant in the vicinity. For a total of $4.9 million and $7 million, the PUD commissioners have approved the purchase of properties totaling nearly 92 and 318 acres from C&O Nursery Company and Global Ag Properties USA, respectively A leaseback agreement with C&O Nursery Company and a boundary line adjustment were also approved by the commissioners, along with a leaseback agreement with Zirkle Fruit Company on the 318-acre parcel of land. When the PUD wanted to…

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To attract Chinese investment in Namibia’s green hydrogen project, President Hage Geingob has been courting the country’s business community in China. When asked about the possibility of Chinese companies participating in government initiatives to boost China’s economy, outgoing Chinese ambassador Zhang Yiming said, “We’re open to it.” “We just discussed new cooperations, like in the green hydrogen project. The president is very keen and looking forward that capable Chinese state-owned enterprises, which have the latest technology in green hydrogen come to invest or partner with Namibian companies to participate in the green hydrogen project,” Zhang said. Zhang assured Geingob that…

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Work has begun on a new coating facility at TFP Hydrogen Products’ North American headquarters in Schenectady, New York. Adding this line will help keep up with the burgeoning demand for green hydrogen, where our coatings improve the efficiency and durability of PEM water electrolysers, lowering the cost of producing it. David Hodgson, Managing Director of TFP Hydrogen Products, comments that: “The incorporation of this specialised technology in Schenectady as well as the UK is an important step in the growth of TFP Hydrogen. It will provide the necessary capacity increase to respond to the increasing demand for our materials,…

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