Author: Arnes Biogradlija

For the ‘Ab Initio,’ STC Group has chosen zepp.solutions to provide a hydrogen fuel cell system and hydrogen storage solution. Students pursuing a maritime education at the STC Group will use the 67-meter-long ship for practical training sessions.

The province of Utrecht has taken a significant step forward in the usage of hydrogen in inland transportation. The province has agreed to join the ‘RH2INE network’ by signing a letter of intent.

Quantum Fuel Systems and Renewable Innovations have announced a collaboration to bring novel Hydrogen distribution solutions to market.

Highly Innovative Fuels (HIF), a Chilean firm, is building a ground-breaking facility that might usher in a new era of energy.

NV has given Ballard Power Systems’ maritime fuel cell module FCwaveTM its first Type Approval in Europe.

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…

As a first step toward developing supply chains to import green hydrogen and ammonia into the Netherlands and northwest Europe, Chariot has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Port of Rotterdam International.

Alstom and Engie join forces to develop hydrogen-powered rail freight.

Johnson Matthey (JM), will get the loan. HSBC, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, and Bank of America are providing the funding, which is backed by the UK government through UK Export Finance.

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…