Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Hy Stor Energy is the first firm on the continent to commit to the manufacturing of the fuel. Hy Stor Energy LP is the first North American company to commit to a worldwide standard for green hydrogen. According to a recent release, the corporation has also committed to producing this gasoline using 100 percent or almost 100 percent renewable energy. In order to fulfill this pledge, the corporation partnered with the Green Hydrogen Organisation (GH2). Hy Stor Energy is the first pledge member in North America to advocate for the GH2 Green Hydrogen Standard as a result of this relationship.…

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A new assessment of a large-scale solar-powered hydrogen project in Western Australia reveals that Frontier Energy has the ability to create commercial quantities of green hydrogen at costs far below industry projections. Frontier’s efforts are concentrated on its Bristol Springs project, located around 120 kilometers south of Perth, where it wants to construct a 114MW solar farm and a 36.6MW alkaline electrolyser to produce green hydrogen. A fresh research considered incorporating wind into the project, but concluded that it would not be cost-effective. Prior to a longer-term plan to raise the project to one gigawatt, it was determined that increasing…

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Sibanye-Stillwater and Heraeus Precious Metals have committed to collaborate on the research and development of innovative Platinum Group Metals (PGM)-containing electrocatalysts with high activity and stability for Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolysers, amongst other applications. The parties will fund the project evenly over a three-year period. The results will be mutually commercialized, and the parties will work together to promote the unique catalyst. Platinum and iridium are currently crucial electrocatalyst components for the production of green hydrogen via PEM electrolysis. Iridium, however, is one of the rarest PGMs, and its limited availability may impede the broad adoption of PGM PEM…

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Generating electricity and heat from water in an environmentally friendly way – that is technically possible. Experts are convinced that hydrogen could also play an important role in the building sector in the future. But the price is still very high. How can energy from renewable sources be used flexibly in terms of time and space? Satisfactory answers to this question are still being sought in the context of the energy and heat transition. Environmentally friendly electricity can be stored in batteries. However, they are expensive, have limited capacities and are problematic to dispose of. In addition, they only make…

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Professor Kevin Kendall pulls into the only green hydrogen refueling station in Birmingham, Britain’s second largest city, and fills his car with clean gas. Green hydrogen is in the spotlight as governments seek to cut carbon emissions in times of high temperatures, and to preserve energy supplies affected by the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, a major oil and gas producer. But the “hydrogen economy” has not quite caught on pending adoption by high-polluting sectors such as steel and aviation. For Kendall, being an early adopter of green hydrogen means he doesn’t have to stand in line to refuel his…

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Senators Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto of the United States have announced that the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) will receive $6.7 million to fund the purchase of three hydrogen fuel cell electric buses and safety improvements along Las Vegas bus routes. In addition, the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe will receive $115,000 to increase transit choices for Pyramid Lake residents. The Low or No Emission and Buses and Bus Infrastructure Grant Programs of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) provide financing to state and local governments for the purchase or lease of zero-emission and low-emission transit buses and…

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Through its research on hydrogen production, transportation, storage, and use, NETL is assisting the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in putting hydrogen at the forefront of efforts to achieve net-zero carbon emission goals in the power sector by 2035 and in the broader economy by 2050, while meeting the Hydrogen Shot goal of $1 per kilogram in a decade. DOE models indicate the potential for at least a fivefold increase in the use of clean hydrogen if the Hydrogen Shot objectives are fulfilled. A U.S. industry estimate predicts a 16% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050, 140 billion dollars…

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Under the new search phrase “hydrogen,” the funding database currently contains ten listings, but not all of them are currently accepting submissions. Two funding opportunities from the German Federal Ministry of Digital Affairs and Transport (BMDV) are presently accepting applications. They support renewable energy-powered rail vehicles and infrastructure, as well as pilot plants for hydrogen-based fuel generation. Funding for rail vehicles powered by hydrogen or electricity The BMDV has initiated a funding scheme for alternatively propelled rail vehicles. It facilitates vehicle procurement, the required infrastructure for tanks and charging, hydrogen generating plants, and feasibility studies. Depending on the topic, up…

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For now, it is only a project that explores what the motorcycles of the future could be like. However, it already proposes a real mechanical solution that would significantly extend the range of future two-wheeled electric motorcycles and thus solve one of the most critical points of this emission-free technology. As in cars of this type, in the Hydra a fuel cell is powered by hydrogen to generate electricity, which is stored in a battery and provides the necessary energy to the electric motor. The main advantages of the fuel cell are that the hydrogen needed for its operation can…

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Researchers from the University of Canterbury will lead attempts to promote green hydrogen energy in Aotearoa New Zealand after the government awarded $4 million to two projects. The initiatives are financed by the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment’s Catalyst: Strategic New Zealand-Germany Green Hydrogen Research Partnership strategic financing scheme in collaboration with German researchers. Today, three successful research projects were revealed, two of which were directed by University of Canterbury (UC) professors: Dr. Rebecca Peer, Dr. Jannik Haas, and Professor Aaron Marshall of Chemical and Process Engineering. Green hydrogen is produced from renewable energy sources and is one of…

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