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Endress+Hauser has joined the Green Hydrogen Coalition as a sponsor (GHC). The company has made a donation to the organization and has pledged to support the GHC’s objective of using green hydrogen at scale to speed multi-sector decarbonization.
US President Joe Biden and a bipartisan coalition inked a new pact that will spend $550 billion in American infrastructure, including hydrogen. The majority of this amount, $73 billion, will go into clean energy transmission, making it the single greatest investment in American history. A significant portion of the fund will also be used to assist demonstration projects and research hubs for next-generation technologies such as advanced nuclear reactors, carbon capture, and clean hydrogen. The $73 billion investment will also aim to improve the country’s electricity infrastructure, including the construction of thousands of kilometers of new, reliable transmission lines to…
Rio Tinto and Komatsu are collaborating to accelerate the development and deployment of zero-emission mining haulage technologies, such as haul trucks.
The Hungarian government has declared its support for various projects aimed at transforming excess electricity into gas energy. The “Aquamarine” project, which comprises a hydrogen plant in an underground gas storage facility owned by Hungarian Gas Storage, was one of the winning bidders.
Ampcontrol has signed new strategic cooperation and collaboration agreement with LAVO, an emerging hydrogen firm, and Boundary Power, a standalone power system company.
Australia and the United Kingdom will work together to make low emissions technologies globally scalable and commercially viable.
Empati, an artificial intelligence startup, aims to investigate the viability of employing distributed green hydrogen generation to fuel vehicle fleets. The work was commissioned by the US-based corporation in the form of a study, which Black & Veatch completed. Black & Veatch will conduct an economic, logistical, and technological assessment of onsite, on-demand hydrogen production as a fuel for fleet operators as part of this. Black & Veatch hopes that by releasing the paper, they will be able to prove that small-scale distributed hydrogen production at the point of use is a feasible alternative for obtaining competitive pricing points. The…
The world’s first liquid hydrogen-powered ship, HYDRA, has now been delivered from LMG Marin.
Global warming is a serious problem right now. That is without a doubt the case. Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are higher today than they have been in the last 800,000 years. This may not seem worrisome, but it represents some troubling realities.
Lloyd’s of London is to offer insurance products for electric vehicles and hydrogen as part of its efforts to address climate change.
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