Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Infinite Blue Energy, a Perth-based renewable energy firm, has struck an agreement with Aboriginal-owned Boya Energy to build and develop a proposed 10MW green hydrogen facility in Northam, Western Australia. The announcement comes on the heels of Infinite Blue Energy’s acquisition of the 11MW Northam solar farm late last month – a joint venture between Indigenous Business Australia and Bookitja, a division of Noongar Property Holdings. Infinite has recently inked an agreement with Boya Energy to collaborate on the construction and development of the 10MW MEG HP1 green hydrogen plant, which will be capable of producing up to four tons…

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H-TEC SYSTEMS realizes the first hydrogen project in western Switzerland with Groupe E. For this purpose, two H-TEC SYSTEMS ME450/1400 PEM electrolysers for the production of green hydrogen will be placed at the Schiffenen dam. Starting in 2023, approximately 300 tons of green hydrogen will be produced annually using hydropower, which will subsequently be used primarily for the decarbonization of heavy traffic. First hydrogen production plant in western Switzerland The production plant at the Schiffenen dam is located in the canton of Fribourg and is the first plant of its kind in western Switzerland. The two PEM electrolysers are supplied…

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David Green, the chairman of ambitious solar and battery storage company Lyon Group, has emerged as the primary investor in Aqua Aerem, whose $15 billion green hydrogen project in the Northern Territory has a new partner in Japan’s Osaka Gas. Green is the managing director of Singapore-based Sanguine Impact Investments, which has raised $US250 million and committed $1 billion to the Desert Bloom renewable hydrogen project, which Green currently believes may be expanded to 20GW. As CEO of Lyon Group, Green garnered widespread attention for a succession of large-scale solar and battery storage projects announced by the company in 2018…

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Seoul will develop technology for the generation of gas fuel from sewage sludge generated in a water recycling plant. The gasified sludge can be used to produce green hydrogen, a type of hydrogen fuel that is produced without the usage of fossil fuels. Each day, a water recycling center in southern Seoul may generate approximately 900 tons of sludge. Although the sludge was collected, dried, and converted into blocks of solid fuel for power generation, this type of fuel produces greenhouse gases and is inefficient due to the high moisture content of the fuel blocks. The Seoul Water Recycling Corporation…

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Continental recently established a sales and competence center for line, powertrain, exhaust and hydrogen technology in Yokohama, Japan. By strengthening its presence in Japan, the technology company hopes not only to cooperate more closely with local powertrain technology leaders, but also to play an active role in the transformation of mobility as part of the Hydrogen Society strategy, with which Japan has created perfect conditions for further development toward sustainable individual mobility. Hydrogen plays a prominent role in Japan’s future energy supply, knows Takeshi Kuroiwa, the head of the 15-member expert team: “Back in 2017, the government adopted plans for…

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