Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The transfer and supply of five of the eleven renewable hydrogen storage tanks to Iberdrola’s largest plant in Europe for the manufacture of this gas by water electrolysis has commenced. Green hydrogen storage is critical to ensuring the supply stability demanded by industry and to maximizing the efficiency of renewable energy production. These tanks, produced in Asturias, are capable of storing 2,700 kg of green hydrogen at a pressure of 60 bars. Each tank contains 133 m3 of water and measures 23 metres in height and 2.8 metres in diameter. Each tank weighs 77 tonnes empty and will be assembled…

As it nears commercialization of its hydrogen-electric technology, ZeroAvia has acquired a new $35 million funding round to assist in the development of its 2-5MW zero-emission powertrain system for regional aviation. United Airlines has invested in ZeroAvia in this round, as disclosed today, and our agreement with United anticipates an order for 50 ZA2000-RJ engines, with an option for an additional 50. United joins existing investors Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, AP Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Horizons Ventures, Summa Equity, and Shell Ventures in this round, plus previously announced new investment Alaska Air Group. This puts the total investment to date…

Hyzon Motors Inc and the MiTAC-Synnex Group announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the development of hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles and distribution models tailored to the Taiwan market. According to the provisions of the non-binding agreement, Hyzon and HwaQi, a MiTAC-Synnex affiliate, will collaborate to develop a joint operating model focused on providing a product portfolio, service offerings, and logistics operations targeted to the Taiwan market’s demands. The companies expect to secure orders from municipalities and private businesses, with commercial shipments beginning in 2022. Hyzon is also scheduled to contribute to MiTAC-decarbonization Synnex’s initiatives, beginning…

NEXO has joined Queensland Police as part of the state’s deployment of five Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell electric cars. NEXO will be dressed in the Queensland Police Service’s eye-catching body wrap, lights, and sirens. The deployment will allow the Queensland Police Service to gain firsthand experience with the unique benefits of a zero-emissions FCEV while also demonstrating the technology to the general public. It establishes NEXO as Australia’s and the Southern Hemisphere’s first fuel-cell police vehicle, demonstrating Hyundai and the Queensland government’s commitment to hydrogen. The Queensland government’s Brisbane hydrogen station will offer the infrastructure necessary to refuel NEXO with…

The facility will be designed, procured, and built by thyssenkrupp using their large-scale 20 megawatt (MW) alkaline water electrolysis module. After commissioning, the project partners NEOM, ACWA Power, and Air Products (“NEOM Green Hydrogen Company”) will run the plant, which will produce hydrogen that will be synthesized into carbon-free ammonia for export to worldwide markets solely by Air Products.

The Clean Energy Regulator of Australia will begin testing its hydrogen Guarantee of Origin system. The plan, which is backed by the Australian government, will strive to conform with international norms and give trading partners in the developing business trust.

The complete production line for stack cores (stacks) and sub-systems (FC Racks) is 1,200 m2 and is certified as “100% manufactured in France.” FC Racks are assembled and integrated in a 200-square-meter structure.

The Desert Bloom project, according to the Northern Territory government, may provide more than 1000 full-time construction employment and more than 120 full-time jobs once it is operating.

According to the FKI’s analysis of hydrogen economy numbers from last month, the government roadmap calls for a total of 65,000 hydrogen passenger vehicles to be delivered next year, but only around 17,000 hydrogen passenger cars will be delivered (27 percent ).

When Changwon City designated itself a “special city for the hydrogen industry” in November of the same year, Center Director Cho made the complex carbon neutral and actively participated in legislative initiatives such as conducting a resident contest.