Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Portugal wants to produce hydrogen on artificial islands with wind turbines in the middle of the sea. The northern European countries, such as Denmark, were pioneers in this concept of creating “energy islands” off the coast of the North Sea, connected to land by submarine cables. The Minister of Economy believes that “the future will pass through hydrogen” and that Portugal has the capacity to be a solution in production precisely through offshore wind power. The government has already announced for 2023 the first auction of offshore wind power in Portugal. “The future will pass through hydrogen and Portugal has…

The objective of the Québec Green Hydrogen and Bioenergy Strategy is to establish a cohesive framework and a conducive environment for accelerating the production, distribution, and utilization of green hydrogen and bioenergy. Even in the most polluting industries, like as transportation and industrial, these energy sectors can provide alternatives to fossil fuels and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Québec aspires to enhance the proportion of green hydrogen and bioenergy in its energy portfolio in order to decarbonize and improve its economy in pursuit of its energy transition and leveraging its natural resources. Why emphasis on green hydrogen and bioenergy? Québec has…

Saudi Arabia’s NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. has chosen Larsen & Toubro of India to develop solar and wind facilities to supply power to the city’s $6.4 billion green hydrogen-based ammonia facility.

The notification seeks to finance projects in the production, storage, conditioning, distribution, innovation, research, and industrial and energy end uses of green or blue hydrogen in Colombia. 58 applications were submitted.

Kogas, aims to start importing green hydrogen in 2027 and plans to invest in zero-emissions fuel in countries like Australia and the Middle East.

The NEA would contribute Rs. 50 million for green hydrogen expertise, project design, and educational program operation.

The essential difficulty in creating this green hydrogen project in Ecuador is always developing the required legislation and standards

According to research published in the journal Nature by the German Fraunhofer Institute, the window of opportunity for this technology, both in automobiles and trucks, has long since closed

It expects to invest 6.6 trillion won in overall project expenditures from next year to 2030, including 6.25 trillion won in private investment, 230 billion won in national expenses, and 20 billion won in local expenses.

Daily output of 100 kg of hydrogen