Author: Anela Dokso

Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) is advancing as a global hydrogen specialist by participating in all value chains, including “production, supply, distribution, and consumption” of hydrogen, a promising clean energy.

Hydrogen should aid climate neutrality in 2045. Above all, politicians and business support a Germany-wide hydrogen network with European linkages.

Along with the nuclear power industry, Korea is working to develop the hydrogen industry as an axis that will be in charge of ensuring future energy security. One such initiative is accelerating the development of hydrogen infrastructure.

In a document for internal use, Siemens Energy examined the factors that make doing business in the Middle East profitable.

Nexo, a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle from Hyundai Motor Company, sold more than 10,000 units globally for the first time.

With 1.4 trillion won in funding, SK E&S officially launches its hydrogen and new renewable energy businesses.

Iwatani Corporation, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, and JGC Holdings Corporation have inked a basic agreement to investigate a joint venture on low carbon hydrogen production using waste plastic gasification facilities in the Nagoya Port area of Aichi Prefecture.

NERSA extends consultation on hydrogen strategy The deadline for comments on the consultation paper for the creation of the energy plan has been extended by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA). The last day to submit comments is January 13, 2023. In order to achieve a coordinated development of gas alongside renewable energy and hydrogen in the South African energy markets, NERSA is seeking input from stakeholders. They are particularly interested in learning more about the present gas reality in the changing energy transition scenario. In order to determine the best course of action for advancing the development…

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has authorized MMEX Resources’ Concept Paper to move on to the final application stage in accordance with the guidelines for funding clean hydrogen infrastructure, according to the sponsor of the Trans Permian H2Hub, MMEX Resources.

The planned N$170 billion Hyphen Hydrogen Energy project, according to Namibian President Hage Geingob, is slated to start up in the first quarter of 2023.