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The global hydrogen energy market is on the cusp of significant growth, with substantial investments pouring into various sectors of the hydrogen industry chain, according to the recently released White Paper on the Development of the Global Hydrogen Energy Industry.
The collaborative project, known as H2Direkt, spearheaded by Energie Südbayern (ESB), Energienetze Bayern, and Thüga, is demonstrating the feasibility of operating existing gas networks with pure hydrogen.
California lawmakers have agreed to set aside 15% of funds from a billion-dollar climate program. The funds, totaling an estimated $106 million, will be dedicated to building hydrogen fueling stations for cars and trucks.
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari, who owns India’s first green hydrogen-powered car, unveiled this ambitious plan at the Aadhar Infra Confluence in Delhi. He highlighted the government’s aim not only to harness green hydrogen for domestic use but also to position India as a key global exporter of this clean fuel.
H2 Green Steel has partnered with Volvo Group to supply near-zero emissions steel for the manufacturing of commercial vehicles.
Universal Hydrogen announced a significant regulatory achievement, marking a pivotal step in the pursuit of emissions-free aviation and in demonstrating the safety of hydrogen as an aviation fuel.
The recent collaboration between Spanish energy company Naturgy and Australian firm Wildfire Energy promises to unlock the potential of hydrogen using cutting-edge gasification technology.
The Department of Defense (DoD) has initiated programs to channel funding towards advancements in hydrogen technologies for military vehicles, spanning aircraft, ground support, and marine applications. Among the innovative proposals selected, one stands out – a groundbreaking project by Infinite Composites focusing on redefining hydrogen storage through revolutionary container designs.
Oman emerges as a beacon of promise in the realm of green hydrogen. Dr. Firas Al-Abduwani, an influential figure in Oman’s energy landscape, sheds light on the nation’s vision for green hydrogen, its transformative potential, and the strategies in play to make it a reality.
The production of hydrogen using renewable or low-carbon sources is facing a substantial uphill battle in meeting international emission reduction objectives.
