Author: Anela Dokso

Grimm foresees new reliances with green hydrogen German dependence on foreign green hydrogen is warned by economist Grimm. Members of the Federal Government’s Advisory Council for Economic Development include economists, including Grimm. Avoiding new dependencies is crucial for climate neutrality. In 20 years, you’d be dependant on other autocracies if you let price determine. Grimm advises trading with Australia, Namibia, Canada, and Chile. These conditions would produce green hydrogen. Federal Economics Minister Habeck discussed hydrogen in Namibia. Japan and Canada will collaborate. Arab nations seek hydrogen production also. Nikola hydrogen trucks satisfy emissions regulations in California According to Nikola Corp.,…

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The Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program, funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, has urged the HALO Hydrogen Hub to file a Full Application. This was announced by the governors of Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma, John Bel Edwards, Asa Hutchinson, and J. Kevin Stitt (IIJA). In order to compete for financing specified in IIJA, the three governors established the HALO Hub in March 2022, a three-state alliance between Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma that is bipartisan. The program will give DOE up to $7 billion to build six to ten regional clean hydrogen demonstration hubs that will show how to…

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Open Hydrogen Initiative welcomes new stakeholders The Open Hydrogen Initiative (OHI) of GTI Energy and S&P Global Commodity Insights has welcomed a group of new stakeholders. The Open Hydrogen Initiative (OHI), a collaboration between GTI Energy, S&P Global Commodity Insights, and the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), was introduced in February 2022. Its goal is to increase transparency into the environmental effects of hydrogen production and assist in realizing its full potential as a key driver of energy transitions. EQT, National Grid, Shell, ExxonMobil, Dominion Energy, LanzaTech, Equinor, BlackHills Corporation, Nicor Gas, NYSEG, Oklahoma Natural Gas, Duke Energy, DTE, and…

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India intends to invest $2.2 billion in the growth of a clean hydrogen sector. The nation is attempting to reduce emissions while also stepping up its export game. Over the following five years, the monies will be utilized to cut the price of “green” hydrogen in half. Senior government officials and an industry management who works in the renewable energy sector both confirmed this. Green hydrogen projects that can be used as fuel already have multibillion dollar budgets approved by the European Union and the United States. It is created through the electrolysis of water (heated by electric current). The…

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Asian countries are rushing to secure deliveries until the EU finalizes its hydrogen standards, and the US is funding local supply chains. Over the previous year, hydrogen momentum remained strong, but unexpected twists are reshaping the “hydrogen race.” Two years after having a competitive know-how advantage, the European Union is now developing its regulatory framework. These standards provide certainty for local hydrogen projects and a hydrogen supply chain for export operations. Example: EU-Gulf collaboration. Project developers believe the location can produce hydrogen. Land, renewable energy, infrastructure, and ports abound. Large projects boost efficiency, but investment blunders can cost billions. Masdar,…

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