Author: Arnes Biogradlija

De Nora, a global leader in sustainable technologies, has recently announced its participation in the X-SEED project. This initiative seeks to improve the efficiency of hydrogen production, making it more viable and sustainable.

West Virginia’s clean hydrogen future will unfold over the next decade. The Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2) will expand from a simple idea to a network of projects across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

Wales & West Utilities have committed to essential hydrogen research aimed at reducing carbon emissions in industrial and commercial sectors across Wales and the southwest of England.

Mississauga will soon become the first city in Ontario to introduce hydrogen fuel cell electric buses into its public transit system.

Woodland Biofuels has announced a groundbreaking $1.35 billion investment at the Port of South Louisiana to build the world’s largest carbon-negative renewable natural gas plant and ultra-green hydrogen facility.

Charbone Hydrogene is initiating talks with various natural hydrogen exploration firms. This move signals a strategic effort to examine and unlock new value in the hydrogen sector.

The largest green hydrogen and ammonia production complex in the Mediterranean is being planned on Mallorca.

Germany aims to make hydrogen a cornerstone of its energy system within a few years. However, political uncertainty and excessive bureaucracy threaten this future-focused venture.

GCK Raises raised 50 million euros to speed up their industrial expansion. This includes their hydrogen retrofit initiative. The company aims to use the funds to advance their technologies and scale production.

In a recent interview, Ivette Vera-Perez, the President and CEO of the Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA), shed light on the bright future of Canada’s hydrogen industry. With a rich history in hydrogen research and development and strong government support, Canada is well-positioned to become a significant player in the global hydrogen economy. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE Vera-Perez highlighted Canada’s pioneering role in hydrogen technology, tracing its roots back to Alexander Stewart’s early work on electrolysis in 1905. Since then, Canadian companies like Ballard Power Systems and Hydrogenics have continued to push the boundaries of innovation. The Canadian government has…