Author: Arnes Biogradlija

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…

£4.3 million awarded to SHyLO project consortium to design and build a modular low-pressure hydrogen storage solution to be demonstrated at EMEC’s hydrogen R&D platform in Eday.

Hydrogen investment needs instruments. The most accurate thing now is government investment in differential contracts.

By 2040, the company expects to produce one million tons of hydrogen, for which it will allocate nearly US$140 million a year until 2024.

The summit gave IRENA members a chance to talk about their ambitions for international green hydrogen and derivatives commerce, as well as the hurdles they faced in getting from announcements to projects.

Grow at pace in response to demand for hydrogen energy systems such as microgrids and refueling services for long-range electric heavy goods trucks

H2-Industries, located in the United States, has launched two waste-to-hydrogen projects in Egypt and Oman, respectively, and is in active conversations with other Middle Eastern nations, including India, for similar projects, according to the company’s chief executive.

Noble Gas Systems Inc., based in Novi, has secured $3.5 million in Series A investment.

As the hydrogen industry grows, renewable energy players in the United States rely on green hydrogen produced from renewable resources to satisfy demand. Meanwhile, fossil fuel players are attempting to carve out space for the production of hydrogen from natural gas to continue. It may come down to Pennsylvania, where authorities are developing plans for a huge new hydrogen center, whether they succeed.

A seafood businessman from Nova Scotia is looking into the possibility of transforming wind on Newfoundland’s west coast into ecologically beneficial hydrogen.