Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

As stakeholders advocate for the diversification of energy sources, Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited announced yesterday that the company is already conducting studies on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), hydrogen electrification, and determining how they can support the nation’s energy transition journey. Although Nigeria has identified gas as a transitional energy, the Russia-Ukraine situation has encouraged several nations and operators to investigate prospects in hydrogen and other renewable alternatives. In its 21 years of existence, the company reported delivering over 5,400 cargoes to customers around the globe. The first shipment of NLNG was shipped from Bonny Island in…

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

The Rhine-Main region in the center of Germany is looking for solutions for the energy transition. A waste-to-wheels study by Tractebel shows that waste-to-energy plants can cost-effectively produce green hydrogen to decarbonize transport. As part of the HyExperts project MH2Regio, Tractebel experts developed a strategy for a regional hydrogen infrastructure in Frankfurt am Main. The federal government supported the project with funds from the HyLand funding program The focus was on the Nordweststadt waste-to-energy plant. In their study, the experts determined a technically and economically optimal overall concept for a complete hydrogen infrastructure – from electrolysis and transport to the…

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In order for eco-friendly hydrogen to compete with conventional hydrogen, production prices must decrease, but transporting the ultralight fuel in large quantities remains a technical challenge. Gulf countries are spending extensively in the development of green hydrogen plants, which are fueled by solar and wind energy and use electrolysers to separate water into oxygen and hydrogen. Hydrogen is a carbon-free energy source, but the typical way of manufacturing hydrogen from natural gas or coal releases massive volumes of carbon dioxide (CO2) – according to the International Energy Agency, the industry produces more CO2 annually than Britain and Indonesia combined. The…

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