Author: Anela Dokso

His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik issued Royal Decree 10/2023 on February 26, 2023, establishing a new legal framework for large-scale renewables and green hydrogen projects in Oman.

The second-largest economy in the Arab world, the UAE, will unveil its national hydrogen strategy the following month, according to a representative of the ministry of energy and infrastructure.

After the signing of an addendum to the Norwegian-British Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), the two governments will work more closely together on hydrogen.

For the creation and assembling of its ground-breaking anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzer stacks for creating green hydrogen, EvolOH will construct a manufacturing facility in Massachusetts.

In order to develop green hydrogen plants all around the world, Acciona has teamed up with its German investment, Nordex. For 68 million euros, the business led by José Manuel Entrecanales purchased 50% of Nordex H2.

EDP Brasil seeks new green hydrogen clients According to financial director Jlio Andrade, EDP Brazil is seeking new clients for its next green hydrogen projects. In Ceará state’s Pecém industrial port complex, EDP opened its first green hydrogen plant in January with an investment of 42 million reais ($8.25 million). The 720MW coal-fired plant in Pecém owned by the Portuguese company has energy supply agreements that expire in 2027. Following the cancellation of a backup capacity auction last year, EDP recorded an anticipated impairment of 1.2 billion reals in January in subsidiary Porto de Pecém Geraço de Energia, which is…

In order to increase the sustainability of North Sea renewable energy projects, a group of Dutch businesses has started a government-funded study to investigate the synergies between offshore wind, offshore solar, and at-sea hydrogen generation.

In 2022, the policy side vigorously encouraged hydrogen energy deployment, but “structural disagreements” upstream and downstream.

There have been some indications recently that the Earth’s interior may contain significant hydrogen concentrations.

The German government has granted a consortium €28.4 million ($30 million) for the construction of a hydrogen energy-storage pilot project in Germany. This project will serve as a practical testing ground for the future conversion of existing conventional power plants to run on excess renewable energy.