Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Eneco joins the green hydrogen consortium NortH2 as an investment partner. Green hydrogen is an important step in the implementation of Eneco’s One Planet Plan, which envisages being climate neutral by 2035, for Eneco and its customers. Part of the plan is to phase out natural gas at customers’ premises and in electricity and heat production. In addition to NortH2, Eneco plans to further invest in green hydrogen. With NortH2 hydrogen can be made available on a large scale in the Netherlands in the future. Eneco sees ample opportunities in NortH2 to make its production and supply of industrial customers…

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The location formerly occupied by the coal-fired Nanticoke power station could be developed into a new hydrogen production facility. Atura Power and Imperial Oil have announced plans to investigate the site’s suitability for such a project. This spring, the study is planned to begin. It will concentrate on the business and technical elements of hydrogen facility development. Atura is a subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation, which owns the old coal-fired power plant’s property. “We realize the importance of leadership, inventiveness, and teamwork in assisting Canada in achieving its goal of net zero emissions by 2050,” said Jody Grant, manager of…

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Boston Materials (Boston, Mass., U.S.) a high-performance materials firm, has announced the release of ZRT lightweight bipolar plates in partnership with specialty materials manufacturer Arkema. Boston Materials states that with the debut of this new product, it is disrupting both the expanding hydrogen fuel cell business and the industry’s cost and weight targets by employing ZRT composite films to create substantially lighter bipolar plates produced entirely of recycled carbon fiber. With hydrogen rapidly becoming one of the most environmentally friendly options for powering industries that rely on fossil fuels, particularly warehouse automation, drones, long-haul trucking, and aviation, these lightweight bipolar…

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