Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

After obtaining new funding, the West Midlands is expected to operate the UK’s largest hydrogen bus fleet. The region will receive 124 new buses as part of a switchover funded by the Department for Transport. 24 new vehicles will be articulated tram-style buses that will operate on a new bus priority route connecting Walsall, Birmingham, and Solihull. It follows a previous ÂŁ50 million investment to transform Coventry into the UK’s first all-electric bus city. The cash complements private bus industry investment over the next three years to expedite the transition away from diesel buses and toward cleaner, greener vehicles, according…

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Global Energy Ventures has secured essential regulatory clearances to begin planning for the construction of a massive green hydrogen production and export facility on aboriginal territory off the coast of Darwin in the Northern Territory. GEV intends to build a 2.8 GW solar photovoltaic array, a 30km transmission line, and a green hydrogen and manufacturing facility on Melville Island, the larger of the two Tiwi Islands. GEV has continued to obtain cooperation from Munupi landowners and the Tiwi Plantation Corporation, with several approvals recently granted to allow the company to complete its submission to the EPA. Consultants will be permitted…

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

At the top of all energy agendas, hydrogen seems to have a bright future. But the small molecule still has a long way to go to fully green and see new uses for it.

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Hyzon Motors applauded the New South Wales, Victorian, and Queensland governments’ announcement today of a tri-state collaborative commitment to develop a sustainable hydrogen refueling network for heavy transport and logistics along Australia’s eastern seaboard. The governments of New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding about the hydrogen refueling routes, which will begin with the Hume Highway, the Pacific Highway, and the Newell Highway. The refueling network will begin with a $20 million investment by the NSW and Victorian governments in the construction of at least four renewable hydrogen refueling stations between Sydney and Melbourne. Additionally,…

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