Author: Anela Dokso

India prepared to manufacture hydrogen-powered cars Nitin Gadkari, India’s Minister of Roads and Transport, stated that the nation is prepared to produce cars that operate on hydrogen and that the process has already started. When discussing the need for electrolysers to separate hydrogen from oxygen during the Zee Auto awards ceremony, Gadkari emphasized that India has the most electrolysers in the world. In two years, India will have hydrogen automobiles and will work to make this gas affordable at a cost of $1 per kilogram, allowing a car to go up to 400 kilometers. Additionally, according to Minister Gadkari, gasoline…

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Liander gets approval for hydrogen-powered central heating pilot Liander, a grid operator, is allowed to continue its hydrogen-powered central heating pilot project. The first project of its kind in the Netherlands has received approval from the Supervisor Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) in Lochem, close to Zutphen. The safety of transporting hydrogen will be examined by State Supervision of Mines. Ten existing homes will have combination boilers installed as part of the Lochem project that will run on hydrogen rather than gas. The supply of hydrogen will now be provided to such homes via gas pipes. Additionally, experiments are…

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In this episode of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, hydrogen editor Jake Stones speaks with Tree Energy Solutions (TES) chief technology officer Jens Schmidt. Schmidt explains the TES process, which utilises captured carbon emissions and combines the carbon atom with renewable hydrogen produced outside of Europe, transporting the hydrogen as green methane. The first TES project will operate out of Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub, with first gas delivered by 2025. TES aims to produce 300,000 tonnes/year of renewable hydrogen by 2026, with production costs for the solution, based on current market prices, at €4-5/kg of renewable hydrogen – with potential…

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