8 Rivers Capital, a US renewable energy innovation organization, and Sembcorp Energy UK (SEUK) announce a collaboration agreement to potentially create the UK’s first Net Zero Power plant at SEUK’s Wilton International site on Teesside through its UK subsidiary,
DNV will lead the process of safety assessment to identify the most significant environmental, safety, and operational risks for the world’s first offshore hydrogen production facilities.
Through sophisticated testing in Wärtsilä’s fuel-flexible combustion engines, the business is pioneering the use of hydrogen and ammonia as viable engine fuels.
Doosan Mobility Innovation (DMI) is speeding up its plans to join the European market with the appointment of its first European dealer, FRP Advanced Technologies Aerospace & Defence.
Linde has begun construction on its fifth liquid hydrogen plant in the United States, adding to the company’s existing supply network of plants in California, Alabama, Indiana, and New York.
Star Phoenix has inked a non-binding agreement with Curtin University, a national university in Australia, to cooperatively explore, analyze, and develop natural hydrogen potential in Western Australia.
In Australia, an international consortium aims to build the world’s largest renewable energy facility, which will convert wind and solar energy into green fuels like hydrogen.
Bloom Energy introduced the Bloom Electrolyzer, the most energy-efficient electrolyzer to date for producing pure hydrogen, and 15 to 45 percent more efficient than any other product on the market today.
NTPC REL, a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC, has signed an agreement with the Union Territory of Ladakh to establish the country’s first green Hydrogen Mobility project in the region. The signing of the MoU was also commemorated by the unveiling of NTPC’s first solar projects in Leh, which included solar trees and a solar vehicle dock. The MoU was signed in the august presence of Hon’ble Lt. Governor R K Mathur, top government dignitaries, NTPC officials, and public representatives. The agreement will allow NTPC to assist Ladakh in developing a carbon-free economy based on renewable energy and green hydrogen.…
Preliminary hydrogen agreements with Icelandair and Airbus are being prepared by Universal Hydrogen. Europe’s Airbus (AIR.PA) has pledged to introduce 100-seat hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035. Globally, Universal Hydrogen plans to replace turboprop engines with fuel cells fed by modular hydrogen capsules by 2025. Instead of traditional turboprops, the kits include a fuel cell and an electric powertrain. Long-term contracts to transport gasoline via modular capsules can offset the cost of investing in airplane kits. With some seats removed to accommodate the hydrogen capsules, the propellers remain visible to passengers while the engine and fuel system changes. Both Ravn and Icelandair…
