Japan shut down its power plants in the wake of the nuclear accident and switched to coal and natural gas. The need to move to renewable energy has, of course, been more pressing over the past ten years, and he has started to explore for safe ways to use nuclear energy, which is seen as the new renewable energy.
Center for Hydrogen Technologies has been hired by Aeromax to create a domestic hydrogen power plant for consumer drones.
The Investments in Forest Industry Transformation initiative will award HTEC $10 million for a renewable hydrogen generation facility at the Harmac Pacific Pulp Mill.
According to the Franco-German statement, Germany will participate in a new hydrogen pipeline project between Spain, Portugal, and France.
In 2023, Sinopec will control China’s hydrogen market.
The first industrial-scale green hydrogen generation facility in Finland has begun construction, according to P2X Solutions, the facility’s eventual owner.
JCB to unveil hydrogen combustion engine The brand-new hydrogen combustion engine from JCB, a manufacturer of construction equipment in the UK, will be unveiled soon. JCB has already used an internal combustion engine (ICE) to power a prototype loadall telescopic handler and backhoe loader. The hydrogen-fueled ICE is scheduled to be introduced at the Conexpo in Las Vega, US, and is meant to be utilized as a “zero-emissions solution” for construction and agricultural equipment. It follows JCB’s revelation that it will invest £100 million ($123 million) in an initiative to create new, cutting-edge hydrogen engines in 2021. In addition, the…
Many believe that Belgium has the potential to become a centre for green hydrogen in Western Europe given its current infrastructure and supportive governmental climate.
The Indian government intends to expand export benefits under the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Export Products (RoDTEP) policy to local green hydrogen fuel manufacturers in an effort to become a major provider of clean fuel, according to Reuters.
It is time the world looked to Africa for energy amid the climate, energy, and geopolitical crises that have been raging for some time now. During a discussion on “Repowering the World” at the 53rd World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan made a statement. Hassan stated Africa requires a lot of energy because many Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies are being used there and because a lot of associated manufacturing is done there. He made a request for more private sector investment in Tanzania. Ilham Kadri, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Committee at Solvay, asserted that…
