Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Lloyd’s Register, the marine classification society, has granted e1 Marine an Approval in Principle for its methanol to hydrogen generator (AiP). The AiP is a significant milestone for e1 Marine because it demonstrates the technology’s compliance with various marine rules. The company expects that the AiP will allow the generator to exhibit its capabilities in a variety of maritime sectors, including ports and towboats, as well as on offshore and deep-sea vessels. Additionally, Lloyd’s Register indicated that the technology might gain final clearance for inland waterways. e1 Marine’s hydrogen generation technology enables the safe and cost-effective production of fuel cell-grade…

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The transmission system operator Thyssengas invited participants to the “Thyssengas Dialog” event format for the first time on May 2, 2022. Around 80 participants on site and up to 200 viewers in the livestream from politics, industry, science, start-ups and the energy industry discussed the necessary framework conditions for a rapid hydrogen ramp-up. This is a topic that has once again gained a great deal of importance against the backdrop of the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine. Hydrogen has a key role to play in the energy supply of the future. On the one hand, increased use can reduce…

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Pure Hydrogen is establishing a joint venture with global automotive component producer Advik Hi-Tech Pvt. Ltd. to establish a leadership position in India’s hydrogen sector. The company already has a relationship with Advik through its investee company H2X Global – in which it owns a 24 percent stake – which recently formed a similar joint venture to manufacture, source, and supply products and components for hydrogen vehicles and powered products for India and other international markets. Pure Hydrogen (ASX:PH2) has now inked a joint venture agreement to develop an Indian hydrogen manufacturing facility that will sell, transport, and distribute hydrogen…

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According to Sunshine Hydro, an integrated project incorporating pumped storage and hydrogen generation facilities is planned for central Queensland, Australia. According to the business, this Flavian super hybrid project is a “global first” and is being developed within Central Queensland’s Renewable Energy Zone (REZ). Sunshine Hydro stated that it had acquired the land and conducted comprehensive feasibility investigations. It stated that it intends to make a final investment decision in 2025 and begin construction in 2028. The Flavian superhybrid design will have 600MW of pumped hydro storage capable of operating for 18 hours at full capacity, 300MW of hydrogen generation,…

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Aviation H2, the firm responsible for Australia’s first hydrogen-powered plane, has announced a strategic relationship with FalconAir, a leading aircraft charter operator. With momentum on its side, the company has also announced the commencement of a capital raise via the online platform VCEX to fund the acquisition of test engines and the construction of its first modification prototype. Terms of the agreement: Aviation H2 will have access to the FalconAir Bankstown hangar, facilities, and operating permits in order to commence construction of Australia’s first hydrogen-powered aircraft.FalconAir will assist Aviation H2 in acquiring the test engines and aircraft necessary to complete…

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Wintershall Dea, Europe’s largest independent gas and oil producer, is developing a significant new project in Germany to produce clean hydrogen and store carbon dioxide underground in the North Sea. The rationale is that business and homes continue to want a flexible and reliable energy supply while also reducing CO2 emissions. And these objectives must be accomplished in a way that reinforces Europe’s energy security, regardless of global dynamics. Wintershall Dea’s BlueHyNow project will be created in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, on the German North Sea coast. Wilhelmshaven already has a robust, networked infrastructure in place: two close landing ports for Norwegian…

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Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has obtained a purchase order for an alkaline electrolyser to produce hydrogen for the manufacturing of oleochemicals from an unknown Indian refinery. Nel Hydrogen US has been awarded a contract to supply an alkaline electrolysis hydrogen production unit to a market leader in palm oil processing and oleochemical manufacture. Oleochemicals are utilized in a wide variety of products and sectors, including metalworking lubricants, plastics, rubber, and paper manufacturing additives, automobile lubricants, greases, and fuel additives, and personal care products such as soaps, lotions, cosmetics, and deodorants. “This project represents an opportunity…

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A group from the URJC has developed materials that allow working at temperatures compatible with solar thermal power plants, which, in addition to ensuring compatibility with the installations in terms of thermal shock resistance requirements, reduces the costs associated with the process. Thermochemical cycles driven by solar thermal energy can be used to generate green hydrogen: a solid material is able to be reduced at high temperature -releasing oxygen- and reoxidized when in contact with water vapor, recovering its initial structure and producing hydrogen. This process has the great advantage of obtaining hydrogen and oxygen separately, using only water as…

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Caring for the environment is one of the reasons why citizens use the bus, to consume less energy and thus generate less CO2 into the atmosphere. If we add to this the fact that the transports used are eco friendly, the benefit is absolute. More and more new gasoline variables are being used to drive a vehicle, such as modern electric buses. Well, Aucorsa has wanted to go one step further in environmental care. The municipal public transport company of Cordoba, Aucorsa, has just bought and put out to tender its first bus powered by hydrogen, the so-called fuel of…

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Latin America can become a world power in low-cost hydrogen production as a clean fuel to replace fossil fuels, said Alfonso Blanco, executive secretary of the Latin American Energy Organization (Olade). During a conference held in Quito, where Olade’s headquarters are located, the Uruguayan Blanco pointed to the production of green hydrogen as one of the great opportunities in the region. The Olade leader affirmed that Latin America has “great storage capacity” and the ability to produce it at a much lower price than other regions of the world. “It is a great opportunity for our region,” he remarked. Blanco…

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