Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

The project is in addition to the state’s $18 billion in green hydrogen ideas for neighboring Port Bonython, which are now being explored, as well as a new transmission line being built from the solar and wind-rich area to New South Wales and Victoria.

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Already in 2016, Proton Motor offered an individually developed HyRange® hydrogen fuel cell system to Austrian automotive contract maker Magna Steyr for a new hybrid car. This is referred to as the Fuel Cell Range Extended Electric Vehicle, or FC REEV (pictured). Unlike a normal hybrid engine, which is powered by a combination of gasoline or diesel and electricity, the FC REEV type is powered by both electricity and hydrogen, resulting in a ZERO-EMISSION hybrid drive. Since 2019, the HyRange® drive solution for E-Trucks Europe has been developed for integration into garbage collecting vehicles, including as part of the EU-funded…

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Madrid will have for the first time a hydrogen fuel cell-powered cab. The chosen one is the Toyota Mirai, which already has the authorization of the City Council of the capital to provide service. With this decision, Madrid opens its cabs to a third way of sustainability after the hybrid propulsion (embodied in the Toyota Prius and Corolla) and electric (from the hand of the Nissan Leaf). The technical sheet issued by the Government Area of Environment and Mobility includes the characteristics to be met by the Mirai acquired for this task, such as the shade of white to be…

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Petrofac, a renowned international service supplier to the energy industry, has secured its first renewable energy project in Egypt through a joint venture with Egypt-focused Mediterranean Energy Partners (MEP). The project is a feasibility study for a new green hydrogen to ammonia plant that will produce 125,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year for export using a combination of solar and wind energy. Petrofac’s scope will be critical to the project’s success, since it will entail sizing the electrolysers and determining the viability of export facilities at the Gulf of Suez’s Ain Sokhna Port. Alex Haynes, Head of Business Development,…

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