Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Robert Habeck, the German minister for economics and the environment, has chosen former energy state secretary Rainer Baake as special envoy for energy cooperation with Namibia. Baake is entrusted with achieving the massive expansion of a green hydrogen economy in the southern African nation. The investment volume for the first expansion phase of a proposal to manufacture green H2 from ultra-affordable wind and solar electricity and convert it into green ammonia that can be delivered to Germany is almost equivalent to Namibia’s current gross domestic product, according to the ministry. Statista, a German market research firm, forecasts that Namibia’s GDP…

According to the nation’s electricity minister, India is on pace to become a worldwide leader in green hydrogen and to challenge China’s leading position in the solar energy industry. Rapidly increasing renewables investments, including those from outside, are helping to position India as a vital future provider of clean energy technologies and as an exporter of hydrogen and ammonia with low emissions. Tuesday in Sydney, Power and Renewable Energy Minister Raj Kumar Singh stated. “After China, we will be the largest manufacturer of high-efficiency solar cells and modules,” Singh said on the sidelines of a two-day energy summit and meetings…

Linde has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure of the United Arab Emirates in order to identify and develop projects that will contribute to MOEI’s Energy Strategy 2050 and the UAE Net Zero Initiative for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. According to the firm, the combined initiatives will focus on four primary areas: hydrogen mobility, carbon capture and storage, green hydrogen generation via electrolysis, and hydrogen blending with natural gas. According to H.E. Sharif Al Olama, UAE Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs, “The UAE recognizes Clean Energy as…

Newtrace has found a technology that makes the manufacturing of green hydrogen at least five times cheaper than conventional approaches. After nearly a decade of studying and working in Europe, founders Prasanta Sarkar and Rochan Sinha returned to India to find the places where they had grown up dirtier, more polluted, and more prone to unexpected torrential flash showers. Prasanta, whose father worked for ONGC, the largest crude oil and natural gas corporation in India, was always interested by energy, machinery, and hardware. While obtaining his PhD in the Netherlands, Rochan, who came from a family of physicians, had previously…

The Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) will conduct a study into the safe operation of hydrogen and hydrogen-natural gas pipelines. Prior to establishing a matching test infrastructure, it is directed at industry and academic specialists in order to evaluate existing and future issues, requirements, and priorities. The Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Action (BMWK) commissioned BAM to establish a test platform for hydrogen and hydrogen-natural gas pipelines. The facility aims to give industry, science, and gas grid operators with the ability to resolve technical challenges rapidly and in a practical manner, therefore greatly accelerating the hydrogen market’s growth…

Hydrogen energy is recognized as the clean energy with the greatest growth potential in the 21st century because to its numerous sources, absence of emissions, eco-friendliness, and wide variety of uses. FCV (fuel cell vehicles) are one of the primary routes for hydrogen energy utilization. Nevertheless, the development of FCV must not only overcome technological obstacles, but also address the issue of hydrogen energy supply. As an essential component of hydrogen application infrastructure, hydrogen refueling stations are the attention of several energy companies and nations. Asia and Europe are the most active regions for the building of hydrogen refueling stations…

As the worldwide supply chain for sustainable energy continues to develop, the aerospace giant plans to take the lead. As the global green hydrogen supply chain grows in size and strength, Airbus plans to develop airport H2 hubs to power aircraft with zero carbon emissions. Air travel is regarded to be one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonize. Airbus intends to utilize green hydrogen hubs at airports to accelerate the global adoption of H2 as a flying fuel. To achieve this objective, the aerospace business has just struck a contract with Linde, the major industrial gas manufacturer. Linde has…

Dortmund-based transmission system operator Thyssengas is proactively preparing for the transport of hydrogen and other green gases. As part of this, the company is creating 25 additional jobs in a first step to drive the development of a “Thyssengas H2 start-up network” from the existing natural gas network. In this way, Thyssengas is underlining its own claim to be a pioneer and shaper of the energy transition. 800-kilometer hydrogen grid planned The “Thyssengas H2 start-up network” with a length of around 800 pipeline kilometers is to form the starting point for the successive transition to hydrogen transport. It comprises the…

Nel Hydrogen US, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has accepted an order for an MC500 containerized PEM water electrolyser from Viva Energy Australia. When installed, the electrolyser will be the largest in Australia and will supply a fleet of heavy fuel cell cars with green hydrogen. Viva Energy is a publicly traded firm on the Australian Securities Exchange that owns the Geelong refinery and provides around 1,350 Shell and Liberty service stations across Australia. Viva Energy also offers a variety of business clients with fuels and other products. Viva Energy is constructing a new energy service station at its Geelong…

A project on the power plant island in Birsfelden planned to produce green hydrogen. According to the canton, however, such a plant would not conform to zoning regulations. A pilot plant for the production of CO2-neutral hydrogen cannot be built on the power plant island in Birsfelden. The building authorities of Basel-Landschaft have rejected a project of the “Industriellen Werke Basel” (IWB) and the mineral oil trader Fritz Meyer AG. Specifically, Basel’s Building Appeals Commission has rejected IWB and Fritz Meyer AG’s appeal against the previous rejection of their building application, the two project sponsors announced Tuesday. A hydrogen plant…