Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Colombia has become a regional and global benchmark in the Energy Transition, so much so that the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Energy Forum (IEF) highlighted the country as one of the most relevant players in the zero and low-emission hydrogen market. Thus, Colombia, with the roadmap drawn up for the production of this energy source, is already on the radar to become one of the main exporters. In its most recent report, the IEF included Colombia for the first time in the world map of hydrogen trade routes, and incidentally highlighted it as one of the…

As part of the unveiling of the Quebec Strategy on Green Hydrogen and Bioenergy, the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Jonatan Julien, confirmed a total of $12.5 million in financial assistance over five years to support the Quebec Intelligent Energy Network (RQEI) and Escouade énergie, a group of CCTTs involved in Energy Transition. This assistance, administered by the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR), will fund and coordinate the acquisition of equipment by universities, colleges and college technology transfer centers (CCTTs), and carry out, in collaboration with these same partners, activities aimed at structuring and supporting research in the…

The share price of Ducon Infratechnologies increased by 2.69 percent to Rs 22.90 after the company announced the formation of a new business division, Hydrofule, which will focus on reducing the cost of producing Green Hydrogen. Ducon Infratechnologies has established a new business division, Hydrofule, under its wholly-owned subsidiary in the United States to conduct research and development on a large-scale, cost-effective, solar-powered Green Hydrogen Electrolyzer with a conversion efficiency of at least 70%. Green Hydrogen is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen through an electrolyzer using renewable energy derived from wind or solar sources. Current energy-to-hydrogen electrolyzers…

This would be the largest transaction in the Caucasian country’s history.

Navantia joins the green hydrogen fever.

The province projects the installation of a 100-megawatt solar power plant and 20-megawatt batteries to give stability to the hydrolyzation system and generate some 3,000 tons of green hydrogen per year. The investment, in the first phase, amounts to 150 million dollars.

The project, which is being developed by Carlton Power and is seeking planning clearance from Trafford and Salford councils

Hamburg, Houston, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Vancouver, and Valencia, as well as other international port corporations, share that special seat with the local station, which is the only one in the country.

Colombia was listed for the first time on the world map of hydrogen trade routes in the report of the International Energy Forum

Hydrogen production is expected to begin this year at the Baku Oil Refinery.