Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

Barnard attacked everyone who advocated manufacturing liquid hydrogen where there is inexpensive and steady sunshine and wind, and transporting it as a source of energy of being ignorant at the start of the essay.

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Many questions have been raised in response to this announcement. What will happen to the coal and crude oil sectors, for example? Is India technically and economically capable of entirely replacing the energy source? Will India continue to be an energy importer even in the clean energy era?

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Green Hydrogen H2 News

Doosan Group, a South Korean conglomerate, announced Thursday that it will showcase advances in hydrogen and robotics technology at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show. From Jan. 5-8, local time, Doosan Group and its major affiliates will exhibit their latest technologies in a 450-square-meter booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall. The West Hall is home to mobility, car, and self-driving vehicle companies. Park Jeong-won, Chairman of the Doosan Group, will also attend the ceremony. Doosan will showcase its crown jewel Tri-Gen at the world’s largest technology expo, a hydrogen fuel cell system capable of simultaneously generating hydrogen, power,…

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The state government of South Australia (SA) and Swiss commodities trading business Trafigura will invest in the development of a 440 megawatt (MW) hydrogen plant. The proposed facility, which is projected to cost A$750 million (US$536 million), is expected to be connected with the Nyrstar smelter in Port Pirie. According to a statement from the South African state government, the SA government and Trafigura have each committed A$2.5 million to a front end engineering design (FEED) study. By the end of 2022, a final investment decision will be taken. Trafigura stated that once permitted, building will begin in 2023. The…

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PJSC LUKOIL and Rusatom Overseas JSC (a member of the ROSATOM Group) have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand their collaboration in the production and supply of green hydrogen for the PETROTEL-LUKOIL S.A. refinery in Ploesti, Romania. The parties want to investigate the feasibility of building a green hydrogen production unit at the refinery, which would reduce CO2 emissions, as well as the question of securing government funding for the project on both the national and European levels. “Together with our technological partner, ROSATOM State Corporation, we will evaluate prospects for our plant’s switching to one of the most…

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