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Author: Anela Dokso
In order to strengthen efforts targeted at the “energy transition,” the University of Burgos (UBU) and the business Capital Energy have signed a collaboration agreement that will encourage the development of renewable sources, namely green hydrogen.
73 hydrogen filling stations opened in Asia, and 11 in North America, in 2022, according to a review of 130 stations worldwide.
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has awarded funding for the project “3+2 Hyer: Development of models to boost the efficiency of hydrogen electrolysers,” which is being led by the engineering firm SEGULA Technologies.
Over the next 15 years, Evides Industriewater will provide demiwater for Shell’s green hydrogen facility.
A commercial agreement and development contract were inked by LLU Korea and Time Energy Solution to support the development of a personal mobility hydrogen fuel cell hybrid system.
After Kalyani Steels became India’s first green steel production, all major Indian steel firms are transitioning to green steel but need inexpensive green electricity and hydrogen to make the move financially viable.
In response to the Sedigas gas employers’ request, Iberdrola, Naturgy, Repsol, BP, or Eni form a working group to promote hydrogen.
A $113 million investment announced by the Business and Transport Secretaries on 7 February will be used to explore cutting-edge new technologies in the UK that could allow electric flying taxis and hydrogen-powered aircraft to take to the sky.
Indian Railways to become largest hydrogen rail operator with $335M investment in 35 new trains
Indian Railways (IR) will spend $335 million on 35 new hydrogen trains that will travel over many of the country’s narrow-gauge “heritage” routes, making it the largest hydrogen train operator in the world.
KOGAS selects DNV to evaluate South Korea’s gas transmission network hydrogen blending
The Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), a state-owned importer and transporter of natural gas in South Korea, has chosen DNV to evaluate the feasibility of incorporating hydrogen into the country’s gas transmission network.
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