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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Proton Motor Fuel Cell GmbH has created its emission-free high-tech invention HyFrame S36 for the Dortmund-based Group WILO SE. There have been a total of three orders fulfilled at this point. Wilo’s planned H2Powerplant will make place for additional renewable energy thanks to the use of the modular and adaptable HyFrame S36 technologies. The new H2Powerplant incorporates the hydrogen fuel cell solution HyFrame, which contributes to carbon-free generation of reusable energy and heat. Proton Motor also provides engineering expertise to help bring all three systems online. HyShelter, a portable Proton Motor container power plant, was built around three HyFrame S43…

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ESB and dCarbonX have formed a joint venture to advance large-scale energy storage projects off the coast of Ireland. Since the second quarter of 2021, ESB has been collaborating with dCarbonX, a subsidiary of Snam, Europe’s leading gas storage supplier and gas infrastructure company, on the evaluation and development of green hydrogen underground storage in Irish offshore waters. The two companies, ESB and dCarbonX, are committed to actively exploring and developing opportunities to build large-scale storage capacity off the coast of Ireland. The three proposed decarbonization clusters that the joint venture will target are located to the east in Dublin’s…

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At the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, the green hydrogen project implemented by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) in collaboration with Expo 2020 Dubai and Siemens Energy is a key project in bolstering the UAE’s efforts to become globally competitive in the green hydrogen market. The United Arab Emirates plans to take a 25 percent stake in the over USD 400 billion low carbon hydrogen business. The project’s implementation at the Solar Park will help achieve cost-effectiveness in creating green hydrogen, making it the first of its sort in the Middle East and North Africa. Electrolysis powered…

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In West Lothian, on the five-mile long Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway heritage line, a former ScotRail train converted to run on hydrogen is currently undergoing testing. At the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow last November, a 40-year-old electric train that used to run in the city was put on static exhibit at Bo’ness. This train is now being utilized by the Scottish Hydrogen Train Project. ScotRail is looking into hydrogen as an alternative fuel for its future fleet, particularly for use on the Highland Line and other long-distance rural lines where electrification would be too expensive. Fueled by green…

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Carlton Power has picked the Langage Energy Park as the location for its third hydrogen hub in the United Kingdom. The 10MW hydrogen hub project, the first of its type in Devon and Cornwall, will offer quick access to hydrogen fuel to nearby businesses, such as those in energy-intensive industries or with transportation fleets. Over the next 20 to 30 years, hydrogen is anticipated to significantly contribute to the UK’s attempts to achieve Net Zero CO2 emissions and to decarbonize the West Country. The Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership, Regen, the south-west low-carbon energy organization, and South…

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The extensive hyBit hydrogen research project at the University of Bremen has gotten over 30 million euros in funding. The project’s ultimate objective is to establish a new link between the heating, power, and transportation industries by offering a roadmap for the development of a green, hydrogen-based, sustainable economy in Bremen’s industrial port. The Arcelor Mittal steelworks serve as the project’s main entry point into the Bremen industrial port. Through cutting-edge scientific research and technological advancement, the steel industry is leading the transition from dirty fossil fuels like coal and natural gas to cleaner substitutes like hydrogen. The final result…

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Powerhouse Energy Group and Peel NRE have reached an understanding on modifications to existing contracts. Peel Environmental Limited, Waste2Tricity Limited, Waste2Tricity (Protos) Limited, and Powerhouse Energy Group have extended their collaboration agreement, originally signed on August 9, 2019, until March 31, 2023. The partnership between PHE and Peel to use PHE’s DMG technology on the Protos site was formalized with the signing of a collaboration agreement in August of 2019. In exchange for £500,000, PHE agreed to allow Peel to enter into an exclusivity arrangement with PHE, which would supersede certain terms in the collaboration agreement. Peel will have the…

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McDermott has joined an IPMT assembled by Tata Steel IJmuiden to direct the development and implementation of the Heracless hydrogen project. The work is being done at Tata Steel’s facilities in IJmuiden, which is located 19 miles (30 kilometers) east of Amsterdam. The goal of the project is to lay the groundwork for sustainable hydrogen-based steel production at the plant through the installation of Direct Reduced Iron Plant (DRP) and Reducing Electrical Furnace (REF) technology. McDermott’s center of excellence in The Hague, the Netherlands, and Tata Steel’s facilities in IJmuiden, the Netherlands, will be responsible for carrying out the project’s…

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The first Power-to-X (PtX) facility for European Energy will be operational in Esbjerg municipality during the first half of 2023. Green hydrogen will be produced at the plant for use by both maritime clients in Esbjerg Harbor and Danish industrial consumers. DIN Forsyning has contracted European Energy to remove waste heat from its manufacturing processes. In the initial stages, this extra heat is enough to warm 200 typical homes. Connected straight to Made’s massive windmills, this facility is ideal for harnessing their power. Only renewable energy produced in the area is used. Therefore, the surplus heat that DIN Forsyning absorbs…

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