Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Advent Technologies announced its participation in a clean energy project in Denmark, which would use a low-carbon propulsion technology to power the ferry service between the Danish island of Læsø and Frederikshavn. Energy Cluster Denmark is facilitating the initiative, which is sponsored by the EU Regional Development Fund “Innovation Collaboration in the Offshore Cluster.” The Ls Municipality, OSK-ShipTech, Emenergi, Nordhavn Power Solutions, and Hydrogen Valley are all project partners, as are the knowledge institutions DBI and AAU Energy. The partners will collaborate to identify suitable alternative fuels to replace the ferry’s current diesel engine and to assess whether the Læsø ferry service…

A development partnership with an industrial manufacturer of materials for electrolyzers began in the autumn of 2021, with the goal of being ready to start manufacturing small-scale prototypes in 2023.

Nel is prepared to expand its electrolyzer manufacturing capacity in order to satisfy the European Union’s increased renewable hydrogen objectives.

AFC Energy anticipates that the current energy market volatility and the pressing need to address climate change will provide additional push for the development of hydrogen-based fuel alternatives. The group, which contributes to the power supply for the all-electric SUV Extreme E rally series, stated that it plans to deploy the first of a new, more powerful hybrid fuel cell in the coming months. Bond noted that an integrated system being developed in collaboration with ABB is also planned to be operational by the end of 2022. The business expects to receive its first commercial revenue from the Extreme E…

The European Union, which imports 45 percent of its natural gas, coal, and crude oil from Russia, is finding it tough to forego Russian energy for the time being

thyssenkrupp nucera has chosen Agfa’s ZIRFON separator membrane for advanced alkaline electrolysis applications in large-scale green hydrogen generation projects. thyssenkrupp nucera has agreed to purchase a significant quantity of Agfa’s ZIRFON separator membranes for use in large-scale hydrogen projects. thyssenkrupp nucera’s alkaline water electrolysis is a world leader in large-scale green hydrogen generation, with the business recently securing multiple projects in this field. According to a study conducted by the Fraunhofer Institute, alkaline electrolysis employing Agfa’s ZIRFON membranes is the most cost-effective method of hydrogen production.

Green hydrogen, which is made from renewable energy, is now competing with gray hydrogen, which is made from fossil sources and does not collect CO2. This is the situation in the economic region of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).

Officials from Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) announced that a groundbreaking pilot project to carry liquefied hydrogen from Australia had demonstrated the feasibility of the new seaborne trade. Earlier this year, the Suiso Frontier (pictured), built by KHI, transported a cargo of hydrogen produced in Australia from Australia to Japan, arriving in Kobe late last month. “The demonstration, which covered everything from production to transportation to loading and storage, established the technological foundations for the future use of hydrogen as an energy source in the same way that liquefied natural gas is used today,” KHI executive officer Motohiko Nishimura told…

It foresees two gas pipelines, one that reaches Asturias from Zamora and León and another, with two branches, starting in Soria and Zaragoza and passing through La Rioja, the Basque Country and Cantabria

The second is that it provides a solution to the problem of decarbonizing sectors that have a hard time removing CO2 emissions from the environment “and that have a big weight in our business, such as the steel industry.”