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On the path to the energy transition, Ahrweiler, a German neighbourhood that was destroyed by flooding, is concentrating on green hydrogen.

Piedmont gives the go-ahead for the tender to produce green hydrogen in idle industrial sites.

With Holthausen Clean Technology Investments, a private limited liability company incorporated in the Netherlands, Hyzon Motors has agreed into a common stock purchase agreement.

Sinopec is making headway toward its goals of producing green hydrogen by obtaining permissions for two new projects in Inner Mongolia that will start construction within the upcoming 12 months.

In collaboration with Energyn, a Korean business that produces gas containers, POSCO has localized the production of hydrogen storage tanks.

SinoHytec to provide 500 fuel cell engines to Yutong Over the next 12 months, Yutong’s two manufacturing facilities in Zhengzhou, central Henan province, will receive 500 fuel cell engines from SinoHytec as well as supporting equipment. Because the specifications for the engines and accompanying machinery have not yet been selected, the contract’s worth cannot now be estimated. Accordingly, the relevant price will only be settled before the actual purchase, it was stated. No more information was provided. The agreement would enhance SinoHytec’s competitiveness, improve performance going forward, and increase brand recognition, according to the business, which recently launched a secondary…

In order to integrate, assemble, and deliver GKN’s hydrogen equipment in Australia and New Zealand using the OEM hydrogen metal hydride storage technology, GreenHy2 and GKN have signed an Exclusive Agency Agreement.

Ambartec AG and a plant manufacturer created an iron oxide energy storage technology and opened a Freiberg demonstration facility.

Kelheim Fibers began searching for other fuel sources in June after Russian gas deliveries to Germany were halted. Since mid-January, the Bavarian manufacturer, whose fibres are used in teabags and tampons, can utilize heating oil instead of gas. However, it would raise carbon emissions, therefore the company is exploring switching to hydrogen, which is cleaner if produced using renewable power. Kelheim Fibers is one of many small and medium-sized firms that support Europe’s largest economy and are diversifying their energy mix to maintain output. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, Germany had to revive or extend its coal-fired power…