Author: Anela Dokso

UCLM gets €450,000 to investigate green hydrogen Within the framework of a European project in which research institutions and businesses are involved, the “Tequima” research group of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM) will work on the development of a new generation of electrolyzers that permits the production of green hydrogen. It has received 450,000 euros in funding for four nations. Within the framework of the European Innovation Council’s EIC Pathfinder competitive call, the new research project “Elobio” has received funding of almost 4 million euros, of which approximately 450,000 euros will go to the local university group. The Elobio…

In the medium and long terms, along with Austria, Bavaria depends on gas and hydrogen imports from Croatia to ensure its own energy supply.

The GreenH2Atlantic project, which is being developed by the Hytlantic with the participation of EDP, Galp, and other investors, has begun the environmental licensing process.

For the development of a green hydrogen and derivatives mega-project to be located at the Suez Canal Economic Zone, the “Green Fuel Alliance” consortium, led by EDF Renewables, and Zero Waste signed a Framework Agreement with the Ministry of Electricity, the General Authority for Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE), and the Infrastructure and Utilities Sub Fund of The Sovereign Fund of Egypt (TSFE). The whole project’s foundation is a mix of over 2GW renewable wind and solar energy sources that will be put into place in stages with the goal of powering a 700 MW electrolyser that will produce green…

The first train to run solely on green hydrogen will be introduced in Chile by the railroad business Ferrocarril de Antofagasta a Bolivia (FCAB).

The future Rijnstate hospital in Elst, The Netherlands, will receive a system from H2B2, a global technology company in the hydrogen energy sector, and PowiDian, a French technology company with experience in hydrogen system integration. This system will allow the hospital to meet up to 60% of its energy requirements.

The government has been urged by the UK Petroleum Industry Association (UKPIA) to expedite the delivery of its projected commercial model for low-carbon hydrogen transport and storage or risk postponing initiatives required for Net Zero.

Rotterdam plans future free of carbon emissions thanks to hydrogen The development of hydrogen in Rotterdam, the Dutch distribution system operator Stedin’s headquarters and the location of Europe’s largest seaport, is laying the groundwork for a future free of carbon emissions. In a project on the Dutch island of Ameland, Stedin began testing the creation of green hydrogen and its mixing with natural gas as early as 2007. Stedin subsequently set up a larger trial closer to home in the Rotterdam municipality town of Rozenburg with the help of the findings from this and the desire to surpass the hydrogen…

Lhyfe aims to make entry to the hydrogen market easier with the creation of an online portal for project owners intending to deploy hydrogen solutions or currently in the process of switching to H2 and looking for suppliers.

Emerson started a project to build hydrogen infrastructure after being chosen as an automation partner by Kohaigen, a special purpose business for hydrogen charging stations for commercial vehicles.