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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Cummins and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power have formalized their intent to form a strategic cooperation for the purpose of green hydrogen production and consumption by signing a memorandum of understanding. The businesses will collaborate on the domestic demonstration and commercialization of facilities for the production of green hydrogen through the use of large-scale renewable energy sources. In addition to this, they will work together to build a business model and conduct a feasibility assessment for projects involving the generation of power based on hydrogen.

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One of FM Logistics’s sites in Castilla la Mancha now features a brand-new hydrogen generator. The generator is located in the logistics center of FM Logistics in the city of Illescas and is part of a trial project called H2Login. The plant stores hydrogen at a pressure of 500 bar and then fills six storage trucks at a pressure of 350 bar. The National Hydrogen Center and the Castilian-La Mancha company Tecnove are working with FM Logstica to distribute the seventh hydrogen-powered truck. FM Logistic offered a highly complicated technical project in order to get the hydrogen generator registered, and…

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Frontier Energy Limited, formerly known as Superior Lake Resources, plans to become one of Australia’s first commercial producers of green hydrogen. Frontier stated it has selected the final two engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms competing for the Bristol Springs project. Initially, five firms indicated interest in the contract. In the fourth quarter, the corporation expects to make the contract announcement. However, Frontier has not announced either of the two finalists. It’s worth noting that the current choice only applies to Phase I of the project, which is the 114 MW solar farm on about 195 hectares in Waroona south…

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According to the Ethiopian Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE), the country has a leg up on the competition when it comes to producing green hydrogen because of its vast renewable energy production capacity, agriculture-led economic strategy, topography, and geographic location. MoWE Minister of State for Energy Development Sultan Wali provided an overview of the social and economic benefits of green hydrogen and Ethiopia’s potential to become a producer and user of the fuel at the “Africa Green Hydrogen Forum Ahead of COP27” in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The Minister of State claims that Ethiopia’s abundant hydropower (45,000 MW), geo-thermal (10,000…

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Keyou wants to collaborate with others to test hydrogen fueling and transportation. The task requires the usage of four vehicles. When it comes to transportation logistics, Keyou is investigating the potential of hydrogen as part of a larger study initiative. Hydrogen truck technology will be created as part of the HyCET (Hydrogen Combustion Engine Trucks) initiative. Additionally, hydrogen refueling stations will be established. Two 18-ton and two 40-ton trucks powered by hydrogen combustion engines will be constructed and put through their paces in normal BMW and Deutz-Logistics service. Additionally, Total Energies plans to construct two public hydrogen filling stations in…

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Essar has contracted Vertex Hydrogen to provide 280MW+ of hydrogen within the terms of a negotiated deal. New hydrogen-powered furnaces were supplied to Essar in August, and this hydrogen will be utilized to help decarbonize their existing production facilities. As part of the HyNet Consortium, Vertex, a joint venture between Essar and Progressive Energy, is building the United Kingdom’s first large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen production hub. Initially, this will produce 1GW of hydrogen and capture some 1.8 million tonnes of carbon per annum. It is projected that Vertex will supply about 4GW of low carbon hydrogen by 2030. The company is…

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The Hydrogen Charging and Refueling Infrastructure Initiative (HRRI) for Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs), which will be funded by the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), has officially begun . Through facilitating the rapid deployment of large-scale ZEV charging stations and hydrogen fueling stations by the private sector, the initiative hopes to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while simultaneously stimulating the market for private investment and creating economic opportunities. Around 22,000 public charging stations and only six hydrogen refueling stations were installed in Canada as of late August, as reported by the CIB. An additional $400 million was allocated to Natural Resources Canada’s…

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The largest green hydrogen production demonstration project in Korea, 12.5MW, has begun in Jeju. Costing a total of 62 billion won, the Jeju demonstration project will run until March 31, 2026. Partners include Jeju Island, Korea Southern Power, SK Plug High Bus, and Jeju National University, to name a few of the local governments, public enterprises, commercial companies, and academic institutions involved. A major aspect of this research is the demonstration of hydrogen generation using all four of the current water electrolysis plants. Anion exchange membrane (AEM), solid oxide (SOEC), polyelectrolyte (PEM), and alkaline (AEC) are the four varieties (AEM).…

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In the coming weeks, Sasol, a South African petrochemicals firm, will collaborate with local mining firms to supply green hydrogen to their operations. The private sector’s use of green hydrogen for buses, taxis, and heavy vehicles like trams and forklifts in the mines is crucial to the South African government’s effort to curb climate-altering gas emissions. The firm anticipates signing letters of intent with mining companies to supply green hydrogen to on-site forklifts. In the second half of 2023, Sasol’s Sasolburg facility in South Africa will begin generating 3.5 tonnes per day of green hydrogen, with production capacity expanding to…

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To contribute to the development of a sustainable hydrogen environment on the South Korean resort island of Jeju, Hyundai Motor Company has pledged to deliver 1,700 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles by the year 2030. By the year 2026, Jeju hopes to have a massive green hydrogen manufacturing facility up and running. The company says it is collaborating with the Trade Ministry, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and Korea Southern Power Co. to make it possible to run hydrogen-powered vehicles on the island. There is no infrastructure in place to support hydrogen fuel cell cars at this time, hence Jeju does not have…

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