Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Will military vehicles soon be running on hydrogen? The Dutch Ministry of Defense is currently investigating that possibility. Over a hundred delegates are coming to the Johannes Postkazerne in Havelte today to discuss the options. “If you look at the situation in the world right now, many conflicts stem from questions about energy: energy consumption and the availability of energy,” explains Colonel Erik Ensing of the Ministry of Defense. “Secondly, of course, we have to deal with objectives from different environmental treaties. We want to be less dependent on polluting energy and in that way also do our part.” By…

Scotland could be the first region to store renewable hydrogen in underground tunnels designed for the purpose. The project is the result of a collaboration between Gravitricity and Arup to deliver the feasibility study and the design, after the Department of Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy awarded a £300,000 funding pot. The Edinburgh-based energy storage company and the environmental consulting firm will also seek to identify a viable location for the subterranean hydrogen storage facility. In addition to gravitational energy storage and interseasonal heat, according to the partners, the design will also include gravity energy storage. Gravitricity has invented a…

A commercial-scale green hydrogen storage technology will increase the energy security and dependability of the electrical grid in Orkney. H2GO’s intelligent hydrogen storage technology could remove approximately 225,000 gallons of diesel used by homeowners for home heat and power and the resulting carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions over its 30-year lifetime. It could displace up to 7,500 gallons of diesel and 90 tons of carbon dioxide every year. The innovative energy management system has earned £4.3million in funding from the department of business, energy, and industrial strategy’s (BEIS) £1billion net zero innovation portfolio, which aims to foster innovation in the hydrogen…

The Tyseley Ammonia to Green Hydrogen Project will receive around £6.7 million from the Department of Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) under the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition. The project intends to design, construct, commission, and operate the largest and most efficient ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion unit in the world. The demonstration unit is located at Tyseley Energy Park, a vital energy and resource centre in the West Midlands, and is based on H2SITE’s revolutionary technology. It is part of the UK government’s pledge to enable 10GW of hydrogen production capacity by 2030, with forecasts estimating…

The companies will develop a 10-megawatt green hydrogen plant on the grounds of Açu in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro state, according to a memorandum of understanding. The factory is expected to be finished in 2025.

DOE will collaborate with private firms to investigate advanced technological options that might make hydrogen a more accessible and efficient energy source.

By 2025-26, Bosch India plans to deliver hydrogen-powered automobiles to the country.

The experimental project, which will be located at Vattenfall’s Offshore Wind Farm in Aberdeen Bay, will have an output of 8 MW and be capable of producing enough hydrogen per day to fuel a hydrogen bus for a journey of 24,000 kilometers.

The trip’s goal is to share information, acquire inspiration, and explore collaboration in the areas of energy, hydrogen, sustainable mobility, education, and innovation.

The new JV will be able to market e1NA’s S-Series product for backup power generation, M-Series product for on-board vehicle hydrogen generation, and L-Series product for electric car charging, hydrogen refueling stations, and distributed power generation.