Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Infinite Green anticipates starting production in 2025 and starting construction in 2023.

Cagece will make reuse water feasible for companies that own green hydrogen plants in Ceará. The input will come from sanitary effluents from the Fortaleza Metropolitan Region. In summary, the company will offer water from treated sewage from the sewage system of Fortaleza, Caucaia and Maracanaú. As the production of hydrogen in the state will occur, according to expectations, by means of electrolysis, the alternative becomes viable. It takes 9 liters of pure water to obtain 1 kg of hydrogen. However, the input that would be discarded can be used in electrolysis, thus avoiding the waste of water from Ceará’s…

Alsa has launched in Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) the first urban bus powered by green hydrogen, in collaboration with Toyota, supplier of the vehicle, in a bid to make this energy “a reality in the transport network in Spain. Both companies have explained their goal of making all their vehicles zero-emission in the medium term. While Toyota expects to reach zero emissions in 2030 in its entire fleet, Alsa plans to have all its urban buses zero emissions in 2035 and intercity buses in 2040. “A goal that we even want to advance,” reflected Alsa’s director of engineering and European…

The Community of Communes of Haute-Saintonge (CDCHS), a positive energy territory (TEPOS) historically committed to the development of renewable energies, launched a Call for Expressions of Interest (AMI) at the end of 2021 for the development of a photovoltaic park on the site of the Haute Saintonge Mechanical Cluster, in Charente-Maritime. BayWa r.e., an international company specializing in renewable energies, was selected to implement an ambitious energy transition project in Haute-Saintonge. Renewable hydrogen as a spearhead BayWa r.e. has approached Lhyfe, a world pioneer and pure player in renewable green hydrogen, for this project supported by the Haute-Saintonge Community of…

Hydrogen South West, a partnership that will establish an infrastructure ecosystem that will bring the benefits of hydrogen to the South West of England, has been launched by a consortium of nine prominent organizations from the aerospace, shipping, high-tech engineering, and public utility sectors. This infrastructure ecosystem of essential businesses will decarbonize transportation, commerce, and power, foster sustainable growth, upskill the region’s workforce, and generate new employment possibilities. The collaboration is comprised of prominent corporations easyJet, Airbus, and Hynamics (EDF), industrial heavyweights GKN Aerospace, consultants and engineers Costain and Wood, as well as regional leaders Bristol Port, Bristol Airport, and…

The recently revealed British Energy Security Strategy and Net Zero Strategy outline the primary energy plan objectives and hydrogen aspirations of the British government. Initiatives such as the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund and the Hydrogen Business Model aim to stimulate supply and support the United Kingdom’s goal of achieving 10GW of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030. This article examines recent policy, financial support mechanisms, and the cost of low-carbon hydrogen generation in the United Kingdom. 10GW low-carbon hydrogen by 2030 The British Energy Security Strategy, released in April 2022, calls for a doubling of the United Kingdom’s 2030 hydrogen production goals…

The two organizations committed to working together by signing an agreement to exchange information on hydrogen safety.

Hydrogen Fuels Australia (H2FA) would be the distributor and station operator, while Clara Energy would take care of expanding production capacity.

In the Harjavalta Industrial Park, P2X Solutions is constructing Finland’s first green synthetic methane and hydrogen production facility.

VoltH2’s new cooperation with DIF Capital Partners and Virya Energy will aid in the development of its first green hydrogen production