Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Enapter is the first manufacturer of electrolysers to implement the popular OPC UA communication protocol. Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is one of the world’s most important industrial automation and Industry 4.0 communication standards. OPC UA, sometimes referred to as “the global production language,” provides enhanced data exchange and interoperability across devices and systems in a variety of industries. Enapter has facilitated the deployment of its green hydrogen generators for applications ranging from energy self-sufficiency to green gas generation by joining the OPC Foundation behind the standard and becoming the first electrolyser manufacturer to adopt OPC UA on…

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Advanced Clean Energy Storage I, LLC, along with Mitsubishi Power Americas, Inc. and Magnum Development, LLC, were represented by global law firm Baker McKenzie in the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) $504.4 million loan commitment to construct the world’s largest industrial green hydrogen facility in central Utah. The loan, which was closed on June 3, 2022, demonstrates the Biden Administration’s and the DOE’s commitment to helping the clean hydrogen industry. It also creates a viable market for hydrogen and makes it scalable in the western United States and the electrical grid, so laying the groundwork for the deployment of this…

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Nxtra Data Limited, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, announced a partnership with Bloom Energy to deploy fuel cells with minimal environmental impact at its Karnataka data center. This action will help the corporation reduce carbon emissions by providing a cleaner, hydrogen-ready fuel source. Nxtra will be the first data center company in a developing nation to deploy fuel cell technology to minimize carbon emissions and earn cost and sustainability benefits. Nxtra plans to start the unit on non-combusted natural gas and shift to 50% hydrogen with minimal investment in the future. The natural gas-powered cells will be used for primary…

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French independent power producer HDF Energy anticipates its green hydrogen power plant in Namibia, the continent’s first, to begin producing electricity by 2024, according to a company executive. Once completed, the N$3.1 billion (R3.1 billion) Swakopmund project will provide clean energy power 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, improving electricity supplies in the Southern African nation that imports almost 40% of its power from South Africa. Namibia, one of the sunniest and least densely populated countries in the world, aspires to utilize its tremendous potential for solar and wind energy to manufacture green hydrogen and establish itself as…

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