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Author: Arnes Biogradlija
ZeroAvia, the pioneer in hydrogen-electric, zero-emission aircraft, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding and the establishment of a new cooperation with the hydrogen fuelling company ZEV Station to develop green hydrogen refueling infrastructure for California airports. The companies will collaborate on the development of an initial regional airport project large enough to demonstrate how hydrogen-electric propulsion systems might enable zero-emission commercial flights. ZeroAvia will utilize its major research and development in hydrogen production and aircraft refueling, as well as ZEV Station’s extensive team experience in providing gaseous hydrogen for road vehicles, to design a unique hydrogen airport refueling…
Tempo has entered into a strategic partnership with GKN Hydrogen, a global leader in hydrogen storage technology and a leader in solid state hydrogen storage in metal hydrides. In the Australian market, the strategic cooperation will focus on renewable energy generation and storage through additional application engineering, development, prototyping, serial manufacture, supply, and assembly of GKN’s HY2MINI, HY2MEDI, and HY2MEGA series metal hydride hydrogen storage units. The cooperation covers their use and operation in Tempo’s electrical power supply systems or at Tempo’s customer sites in Australia, as well as the provision of inspection, maintenance, and digital solutions for the Units…
Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Moon Seung-wook visits Gimpo Combined Cycle Power Plant
Cummins Inc., through its subsidiary Hydrogenics Europe N.V., has secured a contract to supply a 2.5 megawatt (MW) electrolyser to Hysetco, a hydrogen mobility startup backed by Total Energies, Air Liquide, Toyota, and Kouros. The electrolyser will enable local hydrogen production in Paris, France, enabling Hysetco to pursue its ambitious aim of developing and operating the world’s first large-scale hydrogen mobility platform that integrates hydrogen production, delivery, and usage. By 2024, the Hysetco project will strive to build the world’s largest hydrogen taxi fleet, fueled by 12 huge hydrogen filling stations. The effort intends to expedite the transition to zero-emissions…
The parent business Corporation’s share in DMI is likely to drop from 100 percent to around 86.96 percent. In the end, DMI will be valued at around 210 million dollars, assuming a 100 percent share.
CGG, a global technological leader in geoscience, established a strategic alliance with Kent, a major energy services engineering company, to jointly pursue decarbonization potential through CCUS research and hydrogen production and delivery. CGG and Kent will provide ‘end-to-end’ services to customers in the energy and industrial sectors throughout the life of the projects. For instance, from subsurface characterization necessary for storage screening and evaluation to project engineering, planning, construction, and commissioning, as well as late-life activities such as decommissioning and long-term monitoring involving instrumentation and data management. This collaboration enables the masterplanning of entire CCUS clusters. CGG will use its…
In a press statement, the Calgary-based firm stated that it still plans to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, but that it will make faster progress by focusing on hydrogen and renewable fuels.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), which is in charge of investigating air, maritime, and rail accidents in Australia, has opened an inquiry into a “severe event.”
IH2A advocated the development of a government-industry group named H2Bharat Taskforce following a workshop with the government planning organization NITI Aayog.
Australia’s richest man spent an hour at the White House with Vice President Joe Biden in a working discussion with the commander-in-chief and senior officials to discuss his ongoing strategy to sell green energy to the United States.
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