Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Gujarat Gas and NTPC have partnered to develop a new effort at NTPC Kawas called green hydrogen mixing in Piped Natural Gas (PNG). The initiative is a first for both organizations and is the first of its sort in the country. This is a step toward decarbonizing the residential sector and achieving national energy self-sufficiency. Green hydrogen will be generated by the electrolysis of water at NTPC Kawas’s 1 MW floating solar facility.This will be combined with PNG at a predetermined ratio and utilized in the NTPC Kawas township’s cooking applications. GGL’s network in Hazira will be expanded up to…

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What are the development opportunities for the Danube Port Kelheim/Saal? Bavarian Economics Minister Hubert Aiwanger (FW) met with representatives of the local special-purpose association, municipalities and companies to take a clear position on this question. Indeed, Aiwanger is certain: “The port is ideal for the use of hydrogen.” With large-scale photovoltaic systems on the covered parking areas, he believes that green hydrogen could be produced here in the future, which would go to hydrogen-powered ships or trucks as fuel via a dedicated filling station. The minister promised on the spot: “I therefore support the current plans of the special-purpose association…

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The UK government’s Energy Security Strategy, which will be released on Thursday, is expected to quadruple the government’s aim for hydrogen generation. Low-carbon hydrogen is viewed as a critical component of a more sustainable energy system, having the potential to replace natural gas in residential heating, industrial energy supply, and industrial transportation. Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng established a target of 5GW of low-carbon hydrogen capacity for use throughout the economy by 2030. That ambition is poised to quadruple, with industry sources forecasting a new target of 10GW of capacity comprised of 50% “green” hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources and…

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