Author: Arnes Biogradlija

In close partnership with Koninklijke van Twist, BAM Infra Nederland has successfully transformed a diesel-powered asphalt spreader into a machine with a hydrogen combustion engine. The engine emits almost no nitrogen oxide and annually saves around 80,420 kg of carbon dioxide. Negligible nitrogen oxide emissions The asphalt spreading paver is the first construction machine in the Netherlands to be powered by a hydrogen combustion engine. This asphalt spreader saves around 150 liters of diesel per eight-hour workday. This amounts to an annual decrease of more than 80,420 kg of CO2 and virtually no nitrogen oxide emissions. In 10 to 15…

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The American airline Delta will purchase 385 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAFs) created from renewable hydrogen, the largest transaction of its kind by a US airline and a huge step forward for manufacturers seeking to create green biofuels with renewable H2. Using a variant of the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) process, which chemically combines carbon monoxide and hydrogen to make synthetic hydrocarbons, fuel will be produced for the transaction. Hydrogen will be supplied by an 839MW electrolyser at a new FT plant planned by US company DG Fuels in Louisiana, which will generate FT. The factory is scheduled to begin…

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