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Author: Arnes Biogradlija
A group of four federal agencies published a report on a national framework for decarbonizing the transportation industry.
Governor Tarcsio de Freitas met one-on-one with leaders of the corporate sector and a number of governments on his second day of agendas at the World Economic Forum.
At the German-French Council of Ministers in Paris, it is expected that a project to produce green hydrogen will be considered.
A heavy-duty, 700-bar hydrogen mobile fueler that can directly fuel hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles was developed by Nikola Corp., a provider of zero-emission transportation, energy supply, and infrastructure.
The head of the largest gas pipeline operator, Open Grid Europe, stated that Germany must accelerate the pace of a hydrogen law amendment, which is pending in Berlin, to enable related investments in gas transport networks up until the end of the decade (OGE).
In order to convert waste plastic into hydrogen, Hydrogen Utopia proposed a joint development with Romgos Grupa for facilities in Poland.
A new gas pressure regulator is being developed by Spie’s German subsidiary, SPIE Deutschland & Zentraleuropa, to produce gas mixes that contain up to 100% hydrogen and power industrial processes.
In the midst of campaigns for energy transformation, international actors in the sector have referred to Africa as a potential net exporter of hydrogen energy, with the German government already encouraging Nigeria to advance in developing its hydrogen resources.
In March 2023, the largest green hydrogen-based synthetic gasoline facility in Latin America will begin commercial production in Chilean Patagonia, with future ambitions to export this clean fuel produced in Chile.
In order to power vehicles that bring items to convenience stores, Toyota Motor Corp. said that it will collaborate with a Thai company to manufacture hydrogen made from farm animal waste.
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