Author: Arnes Biogradlija

In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, industry is pleading with the state government to act more quickly and clearly on the climate-relevant problem of hydrogen. The critical factor is that the required hydrogen is also available, according to Jan Stefan Roell, spokesman for the Baden-Württemberg Association of Chambers of Industry and Commerce’s (BWIHK) Hydrogen Task Force. “Businesses require assurance that it will be available in sufficient amount when required.” He stated that supply must arrive ahead of demand. However, there have been little figures on this subject thus far. When questioned, the Environment and Energy Ministry referred to an unpublished research that estimated…

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According to a new report from energy market experts BloombergNEF, 2022 will be a banner year for the green hydrogen industry, as a growing focus on industrial decarbonization and lowering technological prices drive further investment in new renewable hydrogen production capacity.

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Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc., an innovator in the fuel cell and hydrogen technology space, is pleased to announce that it is currently upgrading Globe Telecom, Inc.’s (Globe) rooftop sites in the Philippines with 10kW SereneU fuel cell systems, enabling Globe to meet its ambitious CO2 emission reduction targets. Globe intends to minimize carbon emissions across its network by deploying Advent’s SereneU fuel cells, consuming cleaner fuel in fewer quantities, achieving lower emissions, and maintaining energy-efficient heat removal. Morten Hougaard Sørensen, Senior Vice President, Advent Technologies A/S, said, “We have been working with Globe since the beginning of their transition to greener…

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Small and medium-sized businesses (such as network administrators, installers, and other technical organizations) may now arrange hydrogen training courses for their employees, conduct physical testing, and exhibit their expertise through the new Hydrogen Innovation Network Groningen (WING). The test network may be located at EnTranCe – Center of Expertise Energy of the Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen’s energy transition testing ground.

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IMPSA has been awarded the provision of 17 masts and wind measurement instruments by the Australian company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) for its first and largest green hydrogen project in Argentina, which will be erected in the province of Río Negro. The masts, which will be used solely for evaluation reasons, represent the start of the Australian group’s investment in the country and establish IMPSA as a critical player in the project’s development. FFI announced an investment of 8.4 billion dollars in this project in November 2021, during the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26). The project aims…

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The CSIC has developed the first public hydrogen station in Spain that uses green hydrogen produced on-site using solar energy. Electrolyzers driven by sun trackers and photovoltaic panels will produce hydrogen at the service station. It will also have a modular and flexible intelligent control system that predicts output and demand. The hydrogen station will have a minimum renewable production capacity of 60 kg of hydrogen per day and can feed trucks, buses, vehicles, and logistics. A deal with Zoilo Ros will allow the new technology to be tested. It will be tested at the company’s El Cisne station on…

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