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The aviation industry is taking significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint, with hydrogen emerging as a promising solution. In 2022, aviation contributed 2% of global energy-related CO2 emissions, according to the International Energy Agency.
Indonesia is set to require a massive investment of 25.2 billion USD from the private sector to develop green hydrogen between 2031 and 2060, according to the Ministry of Investment.
Scientists in the United Arab Emirates have unveiled a groundbreaking device that promises to significantly advance hydrogen fuel cell technology.
The Canadian government has officially announced a CAD 300 million ($219 million) commitment to bolster the clean hydrogen trade, particularly in collaboration with Germany.
Robinson Helicopter Company has partnered with Unither Bioelectronics. This venture aims to develop hydrogen-electric propulsion systems specifically for Robinson’s R44 helicopters, a popular model known for its versatile use in both personal and commercial aviation.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently highlighted the significant polluting potential of green hydrogen, despite its promise as a cleaner energy source. Brazil, a country committed to sustainable energy, faces a paradox in integrating green hydrogen into its energy mix.
NLC India Ltd (NLCIL) is gearing up to establish a pilot project in Neyveli for the production of green hydrogen.
The recent unveiling of Fortescue’s liquid hydrogen plant at Christmas Creek has been met with significant fanfare, particularly from its collaborators, Fabrum.
Hyzon Motors has announced significant strides in its hydrogen fuel cell initiatives. The company is expanding its pilot projects to further establish hydrogen as a viable energy alternative for transportation.
Next Hydrogen Corporation secures a $2-million loan from the Canadian government to enhance manufacturing processes for its electrolyzer modules, aiming to meet the growing demand for green hydrogen.
