Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Air Liquide obtains financing from the French government, subject to final approval by the European Commission, to launch its large-scale renewable hydrogen generation project, Air Liquide Normand’Hy. This electrolyzer, with an initial capacity of 200 MW, will use Siemens Energy technology to produce renewable hydrogen to TotalEnergies’ Normandy refinery. This project will make a substantial contribution to the development of a low-carbon hydrogen sector in France and Europe, as well as to the decarbonization of the Normandy industrial basin. Additionally, it will aid in the development of heavy-duty hydrogen mobility in this critical industrial sector. Air Liquide has submitted an…

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), a global leader in green hydrogen, and Airbus, the world leader in aeronautics, have formed a working alliance to assist the aviation industry in decarbonizing through zero-emissions green hydrogen. The news underscores FFI and Airbus’ shared goal of leveraging their respective capabilities to accelerate the introduction of a green hydrogen-powered aircraft into service by 2035. Unlike other forms of hydrogen, green hydrogen is produced entirely from renewable energy sources. FFI and Airbus signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today at Airbus’ headquarters in Toulouse, France, to formalize the relationship. The MoU will enable both firms to…

Keyera and Shell have agreed to collaborate on possible low-carbon projects in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland. This collaboration would use existing assets, nearby lands, and strong leadership to aid industry in its transition to a lower-carbon future and attract new investment to the region. Together, Keyera and Shell will study options to develop a future open access gathering and distribution network for transporting captured CO2 from Keyera and other businesses in the vicinity to Shell’s proposed Polaris CCS storage hub for safe, dependable, and economic storage. Additionally, Keyera would exploit an existing pipeline capable of delivering hydrogen to supplement the region’s…

Mr. McCormack will talk at the H2 Green TECH Policy Forum session ‘Strengthening Slovenian-Austrian Cross-Border Cooperation for the Development of Low Carbon Technologies’ on Wednesday, March 16, 2022.

Canberra has committed A$50 million ($36.6 million) to hydrogen supply chain projects through the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena), with Germany contributing an extra €50 million (54.4 million) to companies that have successfully sought financing.

SK Group has invested $100 million in 8 Rivers Capital to focus on decarbonization and zero-emissions projects in Asia-Pacific. CERAWeek was the venue for the announcement. 8 Rivers, situated in North Carolina, develops carbon-neutral technologies such as hydrogen, carbon capture, and biomass carbon removal. It co-owns NET Power, whose systems utilize natural gas to power a supercritical CO2 cycle. The method is unusual in that it recycles the majority of the carbon dioxide produced and catches the remainder, emitted into the atmosphere virtually nothing. According to NET Power, their facilities should be no more expensive to build and operate than…

Africa has the potential to become a renewable energy exporter. From Egypt to South Africa, German corporations are developing projects.

33 African countries have joined the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, which aims to keep global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius this century.

This month, the market price for natural gas was more than ten times greater than a year before.

Sharjah-based Beeah Energy, a subsidiary of Beeah Group, and Chinook Sciences, a company based in the United Kingdom, have inked a deal to begin developing the region’s first waste-to-hydrogen plant. The factory will also produce environmentally friendly hydrogen at a reasonable cost and high-quality activated carbon. According to state news agency WAM, non-recyclable waste wood and plastic will be processed using Chinook RODECS gasification and pyrolysis technology, which can generate up to 18,000kg of green hydrogen per day at full operational capacity. “The technology breaks down hydrocarbons from waste through advanced thermal treatment to release and recover green hydrogen. Then,…