Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The town of Düren has issued a tender titled “Wasserstofftankstelle Bus Bahnhof Düren Nord – Lose 1 und 2” for the construction of a hydrogen fueling station at the North Bus Station.

A $1.5 billion green hydrogen project is now under development in China. This project involves the construction of a hydrogen-fired power station.

Saudi Arabia’s climate strategy is now more focused on green mega projects and hydrogen investments. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s leadership since 2017 has pushed the country towards sustainability and diversification away from oil, chiefly through Vision 2030. This initiative includes the NEOM megacity project, which promises to host the world’s largest green hydrogen plant, though human rights abuses and detailed plans for full carbon neutrality remain concerns. Saudi Arabia was once known as a major emitter of greenhouse gases. Now, it aims to transform its global image by investing in several sustainability projects. These include the Saudi Green Initiative,…

Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has announced two new hydrogen projects in southwest England, aimed at exploring the potential of hydrogen in decarbonizing the gas network.

The recent study by Ayse Sinem Meke and Ibrahim Dincer focuses on an innovative approach in the field of fuel cells, demonstrating the development and testing of Direct Urea-Hydrogen Peroxide Fuel Cells (DUHPFC).

Modern renewable energy systems are constantly evolving, and a recent patent filed by the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, offers an intriguing advancement in the field.

The German Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) has announced a tender titled “H2G Forschungsanlage Wasserstoffproduktion” (H2G Research Facility for Hydrogen Production) on September 26, 2024.

McPhy Energy, a leading French company in electrolyser technology and manufacturing, secured major new contract.

REVO ZERO and Grupo Édora have entered into a strategic partnership to speed up the deployment of green hydrogen generation and refueling networks in the United States and Europe.

Tasmania is allocating $8 million towards a new initiative called the Green Hydrogen Price Reduction Scheme. This scheme aims to promote the adoption of green hydrogen technology across the country.