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Germany has committed to providing €38 million to aid in the construction of Morocco’s first green hydrogen plant.
JCB has presented a mobile hydrogen refueling unit that it claims would enable on-site refueling of hydrogen-powered machines.
Three hydrogen refueling stations will be provided by Linde Engineering to Fountain Fuel for the Netherlands.
German energy company Siemens Energy, and the Danish shipping giant Maersk met to discuss green hydrogen projects.
The new technology, according to the manufacturer, can integrate with unstable renewable energy sources and produce hydrogen at a capacity of 1500–2500Nm3/h.
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The 80-person Hydro Bingo boat can travel at a service speed of 23 knots and is roughly 20 meters long and 5.4 meters broad.
The integrated green hydrogen and ammonia complex, which is estimated to be worth $7 billion, is being built by ACWA.
France, Spain, and Portugal stated that they had agreed to replace the MidCat project with an underwater pipeline.
TransNamib will provide one of the locomotives for conversion, and Traxtion, a South African locomotive manufacturer, will provide the other.
