Author: Anela Dokso

Rotterdam plans future free of carbon emissions thanks to hydrogen The development of hydrogen in Rotterdam, the Dutch distribution system operator Stedin’s headquarters and the location of Europe’s largest seaport, is laying the groundwork for a future free of carbon emissions. In a project on the Dutch island of Ameland, Stedin began testing the creation of green hydrogen and its mixing with natural gas as early as 2007. Stedin subsequently set up a larger trial closer to home in the Rotterdam municipality town of Rozenburg with the help of the findings from this and the desire to surpass the hydrogen…

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Robert Habeck, the minister of economics, advocated for closer Franco-German cooperation the day after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Paris. In response to the US subsidy package, both ministers once more urged for a “strong industrial policy response.” Habeck emphasized that the US statute to lower inflation is against the laws of competition. Therefore, a European platform for technologies of change was something that Germany and France sought to promote. The objective is to increase production capacity for heat pumps, photovoltaics, wind energy, and power networks. President Emmanuel Macron also welcomed Habeck at the Elysée. After a period when relations…

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Prague Transport Company begins testing city’s first hydrogen-powered bus The Prague Transport Company will begin testing the city’s first-ever hydrogen-powered bus in the first quarter of 2023. The two-year pilot experiment will be conducted. The government has already agreed to lease the newest hydrogen bus, the koda H’CITY, from the Czech company Koda Transportation. The 350 km maximum range of the hydrobus. In comparison, the electric bus requires three times as many refueling stops throughout the workday. A hydrogen refueling process takes 10 minutes, but a complete battery charge for an electric bus takes many hours. The price of hydrogen…

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