Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Hydrasun has been awarded the hydrogen technology package for the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub.

Businesses will be able to bid for a share of up to £7 million of Scottish Government funding to help kick-start green hydrogen projects across Scotland.

Nikola Corporation, known for its innovative hydrogen-electric vehicles, recently opened a new hydrogen fueling station in California.

Modalis, a leading logistics and transport company, has recently acquired Air Flow, a company specializing in hydrogen transport.

The UAE’s ARMS Group has entered into a notable partnership with an Australian company to import hydrogen and electric trucks.

A significant influx of funding has been allocated to support green hydrogen projects. Governments and private sectors across various countries are committing extensive financial resources to accelerate the development and commercialization of green hydrogen technologies.

TotalEnergies, a major energy firm, has made an investment in the Japan Hydrogen Fund to boost the development of the low-carbon hydrogen value chain.

In a significant move for the hydrogen industry, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action has issued a tender titled “Hydrogen Fueling Station including Two Mobile Storage Units.”

The Dutch government has announced a tender titled “Hydrogen Reciprocating Compressor Units,” published on September 16, 2024. Interested parties have until October 31, 2024, to submit their proposals. This tender is significant as it aims to bolster the infrastructure needed for hydrogen energy, which is a clean and renewable power source crucial for achieving climate goals. The primary objective of this tender is to procure high-efficiency reciprocating compressor units specifically designed for hydrogen gas. These compressors will be integral in various applications including storage, transportation, and various industrial processes involving hydrogen. The main requirements include the provision of units that…

Meridian Energy has decided to place its green hydrogen project on hold. The New Zealand-based electricity company has cited several reasons for this suspension, including market conditions and the need for further economic analysis.