Author: Arnes Biogradlija

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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Cummins Inc. will establish a new Powertrain Test Facility on its Darlington, United Kingdom, location to help expedite the transition to cleaner, next-generation power technologies focused on greenhouse gas reduction and air quality improvement. The new facility’s ground preparation work has begun, with the first phase of the £14 million investment set to begin operations in May 2023. The facility is fuel-independent and will enable Cummins to develop and test a broader choice of power technologies, including the latest universal engine platforms with green hydrogen, renewable natural gas, or sustainable diesel variations. Additionally, the capability for installation and testing will…

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British consultancy Cornwall Insight published an index ranking the countries with the greatest market potential for both blue hydrogen from natural gas and green hydrogen from renewable electricity. The firm analyzed government funding for hydrogen in 15 countries that have committed to becoming hydrogen market leaders. Its rankings put Germany at the top, followed by South Korea, Spain, Japan and the United Kingdom. The ranking is not strictly based on countries’ existing and planned hydrogen production capacity. While Germany has 124 hydrogen production sites in various stages of completion, Spain has 73, South Korea has 17, Japan has 19 and…

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