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Arnes Biogradlija
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In a pivotal move towards sustainable energy, POSCO International has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Denmark’s Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), further bolstering its commitment to offshore wind and green hydrogen business development.
Lhyfe has recently announced a crucial milestone that could revolutionize the future of the sector. The company’s Sealhyfe platform has successfully initiated its offshore hydrogen production, a world first that underscores the feasibility and potential of such pioneering initiatives.
Enapter AG has secured an order from UK-based Intelligent Energy Limited (IEL) for its novel AEM-Multicore™️ electrolyzer.
Amidst the relentless pursuit of carbon-neutral solutions, Europe is pioneering a significant stride towards a sustainable future, courtesy of the Hydrogen Offshore Production for Europe (HOPE) consortium.
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy of Germany has revealed plans for a hydrogen nuclear network, earmarked for completion by 2032.
Two monumental energy islands, “North Sea Energy Land” and “Dogger Energy Island”, each sprawling across approximately 50 hectares, are poised to alter Germany’s energy landscape significantly.
UK’s Energy Security Secretary, Grant Shapps, indicates a probable policy reversal on the way low-carbon hydrogen production is funded. This move comes as a respite for households already grappling with soaring energy bills.
In a pioneering move, Deutsche Bahn Cargo, the largest freight railway in Europe, is evolving a cost-effective transport solution for large quantities of hydrogen.
Australia’s ambitious push to cut carbon emissions and boost alternative energy resources reached a new milestone this Saturday, with Energy Minister Chris Bowen announcing the approval of a A$51 million ($34 million) renewable hydrogen plant in Victoria.
The Dutch government announced an ambitious plan on Friday to significantly increase its subsidies for green hydrogen production, using energy derived from renewable sources.
