Author: Anela Dokso
Featuring Francesco Matteucci, the EIC Programme Manager for advanced materials for energy and environmental sustainability, Indraneel Sen, Project Coordinator at Department of Chemistry – Ångström Laboratory and Rachel Armstrong, Professor for Regenerative Architecture at KU Leuven, the second episode focuses on the potential of hydrogen to the creation of a sustainable energy source, and the role of the EIC in this. Disclaimer: The content shown in this post was not created nor does it belong to EnergyNews.biz. Credit belongs to European Innovation Council
With a large-scale plant, the energy provider EWE is launching an offensive in the generation of hydrogen from renewable sources.
The hydrogen-ammonia complex that Clean Hydrogen intends to build in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, and which is expected to be constructed less than two miles from Denbury’s current CO2 pipeline network, will transport and sequester CO2 under the terms of the binding agreement.
GKN Aerospace expects hydrogen electric propulsion technology to scale up faster than expected, enabling a new generation of ecologically friendly aircraft.
The Miele Group relies on Salzgitter “green steel” to minimize its carbon footprint. Thus, as part of Salzgitter AG’s partnering program, Miele and Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH have now signed a letter of intent to secure a specific amount of green steel for Miele. This steel will be produced beginning at the end of 2025 as part of SALCOS – Salzgitter Low CO 2 Steelmaking, and it should be delivered. Similar partnership arrangements have been reached by the Salzgitter Group with other businesses from a variety of industries, including the auto industry, cold rolling mills, and home appliance producers. The Gütersloh-based…
NewHydrogen has agreed to expand its existing funded research arrangement with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to develop technology to lower the cost of green hydrogen production.
Engineers and scientists at Rice University have developed a method for petrochemical refineries to turn an unpleasant byproduct into money.
SLB and Linde have partnered to advance decarbonization solutions in the industrial and energy sectors through carbon capture, utilisation, and sequestration (CCUS) initiatives. The partnership will concentrate on processing natural gas as well as the manufacture of ammonia and hydrogen, both of which produce CO2.
The first low-carbon hydrogen generation value chain in Pennsylvania is being developed by Nikola Corporation and KeyState Natural Gas Synthesis, which also fully integrates commercial carbon capture and storage.
A 400 billion won investment deal has been struck between Dangjin City and Hyundai Engineering for a hydrogen production facility.
