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BP has become the first energy company to establish a securities company in Spain, allowing it to offer financial solutions focused on energy derivatives to professional and eligible clients within the European Economic Area.
Italy, Germany, and Austria have expressed their full political support for the construction of the Southern Hydrogen Corridor, a 3,300 km gas pipeline connecting North Africa to Europe.
Ryanair, the low-cost European airline, has agreed to purchase 150 Boeing 737 Max 10 jets for $40 billion, with an option for 150 more.
A recent survey conducted by Civey on behalf of thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA has found that a majority of Germans view green hydrogen as the energy source of the future for Europe and Germany.
Perth-based Hazer Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with French energy giant Engie to progress the development of a Hazer facility in Europe.
Green hydrogen and ammonia are emerging as key components in the transition towards renewable energy. With surging demand for clean energy, renewable energy companies like Zhero are focusing on green hydrogen and ammonia production.
ABS, the Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KENTECH), HD Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE), Linde Korea, and Linde PLC have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to produce a feasibility study for a near-shore floating platform of green hydrogen production and liquefaction.
Austria’s first off-site production plant for “green” hydrogen has opened in the municipality of Gabersdorf.
The UK government has announced a £77m funding pot to develop zero-emission heavy vehicles such as buses, ambulances and fire engines.
Hydrogen and bio-NGV station to be built in Lorient The Lorient Agglomeration seeks to cut its public transportation system’s greenhouse gas emissions by 78%. The creation of a bio-NGV and hydrogen distribution station will cost the local government 4.5 million euros. It will provide green fuel to its fleet, which will initially include 5 hydrogen-powered buses and 10 bio-NGV (natural gas vehicle) buses. It will be put in place in the primary areas designated for bus parking and ought to be working by October 2023. The installation of 19 nozzles and pressurized gas storage tanks will enable the buses to…
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