Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The global Hydrogen Fuel Cell market was estimated at USD 14.72 billion in 2021 and is anticipated to increase at a CAGR of 21.2% between 2021 and 2030, reaching USD 80.48 billion. Hydrogen fuel cells are utilized in a variety of applications, including automobiles, buildings, electronic gadgets, trucks, and/or emergency power systems. As these fuel cells are grid-independent, they are an attractive option for critical load applications such as telecommunication towers, data centers, emergency response systems, hospitals, and even national security military applications. A Hydrogen fuel cell is a device that creates electricity via a chemical reaction involving the transformation…

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India is interested in collaborating with France in the area of green hydrogen, a government official said recently. Vandana Kumar, additional secretary, ministry of new and renewable energy, stated at a workshop on decarbonised hydrogen hosted by the Embassy of France in India and the Council on Energy, Environment, and Water (CEEW): “Our industry is very eager to participate in the green hydrogen movement on its own in terms of generation of hydrogen and production of various technologies, and we look forward to our cooperation with France in this regard.” Noting that the two nations have already reached an agreement…

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In the design stage of bp’s blue hydrogen project, H2Teesside, ADNOC will have a 25% interest. This is ADNOC’s first investment in the United Kingdom. bp and ADNOC will now move on with the project, initially to the pre-FEED stage of design. With the building of two 500MW hydrogen production units by 2030, H2Teesside is planned to jumpstart the UK’s hydrogen industry at scale. The project is scheduled to begin operations in 2027.

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Elogen and HiFraser Group have signed an agreement to collaborate on the marketing of electrolyzers in Australia and New Zealand. Elogen, a leader in PEM electrolysis specializing in the design and fabrication of electrolysers to produce green hydrogen, and HIFraser Group, a provider of technical, engineering, and manufacturing solutions to a broad range of industries in Australia and New Zealand, have signed an exclusive collaboration agreement to supply electrolysers to produce green hydrogen in Australia and New Zealand. As part of this partnership, HIFraser will locally construct the balance-of-plant components of Elogen’s state-of-the-art electrolysers and adapt them to Australian standards…

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For the Italian automotive industry, focusing only on electric power as a tool to decarbonize road mobility is a mistake: it is necessary to look at a plurality of technologies with a neutral approach, focusing not only on batteries, but also on alternative fuels such as biofuels and hydrogen, which could give extraordinary results in the future. This is the opinion of two of the main industry associations in the sector – Anfia (National Association of the Automotive Industry Supply Chain) and Unrae (National Union of Foreign Motor Vehicle Representatives) – whose representatives spoke about this issue with the AGI…

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Saxony’s Economics Minister Martin Dulig is looking for cooperation partners in Great Britain for the energy transition. The Saxons are not alone in this. Martin Dulig actually wanted to travel to the island immediately after the British left the European Union to promote Saxony as a business location. Because in 2018, many believed that companies and banks would now flock to the mainland in the bosom of the EU to continue enjoying the benefits of the European single market. But then came the Covid 19 pandemic and the trip had to be postponed several times. Now the Saxon Minister of…

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