Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

Microwave ovens, which are a form of electromagnetic wave, may heat items in a reactor directly and selectively from the inside by spinning their molecules and atoms. When compared to alternative techniques that heat things in the reactor indirectly from the outside, microwave-assisted pyrolysis offers a better potential to minimize the energy required to create hydrogen while also lowering CO2 emissions and increasing scalability for commercial production. By merging Sumitomo Chemical’s catalyst and chemical design knowledge with Microwave Chemical’s microwave platform technology, this cooperative effort intends to establish an energy-efficient and highly efficient hydrogen generation method by 2026. Microwave Chemical has already begun laboratory tests with two companies.

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Several prototype hydrogen-powered tractors are being utilized on fields for the first time in the H2Agrar agricultural pilot project. The project’s goal is to explore and build a hydrogen infrastructure for agriculture in Germany’s Emsland area.

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India squandered a wonderful opportunity to use economies of scale in solar module manufacturing and electric car manufacturing as a latecomer. However, by deploying green hydrogen, India is laying the groundwork for a hydrogen economy that would cover domestic demands while also providing export potential. The Ministry of Power unveiled India’s long-awaited first green hydrogen policy on 17 February. The rules are a positive start toward ensuring that green hydrogen is utilized to decarbonize and cut emissions in hard-to-abate industries such as fertiliser manufacture and oil refining. This will also enable the government to achieve its other objectives of energy…

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Fortescue Future Industries has received approval from the Queensland government to connect two proposed green hydrogen projects to the grid, allowing them to tap renewable energy supplies. Two new green hydrogen developments on Gibson Island and Aldoga – near Gladstone – will be connected to the Queensland transmission network and supplied with renewable energy under a contract negotiated with the state government-owned Powerlink and Economic Development Queensland (EDQ). Queensland Deputy Premier Steven Miles said the connection deal was critical to the development of renewable hydrogen facilities and the state government’s plans to position itself as a “superpower in hydrogen and…

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