Author: Arnes Biogradlija

SEA, the corporation responsible for the management of Milano Linate and Milano Malpensa airports, and Airbus, the world leader in the aeronautical and aerospace industries, have signed a “Memorandum of Understanding” to explore and implement hydrogen distribution projects at Milan’s airports. Around 2035, Airbus expects to manufacture the first hydrogen-powered aircraft. This implies that airports should improve their “readiness” and ensure that they have the infrastructure necessary to provide hydrogen to the new aircraft. Milan’s airports have risen to the occasion and will set the standard for Europe’s new generation of planes. The two companies intend to pool their resources…

According to the provincial president, an application has been submitted for the building of a public access route to Lago Escondido, which is now under the authority of businessman Joe Lewis’ private security.

At the location, according to the company, it will manufacture totally green hydrogen through electrolysis driven by solar energy, which will be utilized as a fuel for future hydrogen trains on the Polish railway system.

Plans are on for a multibillion-dollar hydrogen facility on Saudi Arabia’s northwestern coast, as the world’s largest oil exporter wagers on becoming the world’s largest generator of the clean energy source. If the new facility achieves its daily aim of 650 tonnes of ecologically beneficial ‘green’ hydrogen, it will become the largest in the world. The plant’s large-scale construction has not yet begun on the proposed city of Neom on the Red Sea coast. The Financial Times said that production would begin in 2026. Saudi Arabia’s attempt to monopolize hydrogen production is part of an effort to diversify its oil…

NorthC, the Netherlands’ largest regional data center business, is taking a significant new step toward continued environmental improvements. The company’s data center in Groningen, in the north of the Netherlands, will be the first in Europe to use green hydrogen fuel cells (H2). This will result in significant CO2 emission savings. NorthC is researching the feasibility of implementing this hydrogen technology in the company’s other data centers. The sustainability of data centers is a point of contention. While energy consumption is critical, demand for data center services is increasing. The growth required for this can only be realized sustainably through…

This will be a temporary solution until green hydrogen costs become competitive, according to the company.

The order package represents another step forward in the Group’s hydrogen strategy as it continues to grow into alternative motor technologies.

The goal is to be able to charge an Opel for a range of more than 30 kilometers in under a minute.

$100 trillion to decarbonize global supply networks, according to a new research

The Saxon Energy and Climate Protection Minister Wolfram Günther sees green electricity as a question of survival for Saxony as a business location.