Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

According to Canberra’s first status report on its hydrogen strategy, issued in 2019, three major challenges to developing the country’s hydrogen strategy are increasing demand for hydrogen and its derivatives, attaining low-cost production at scale, and lowering delivery costs. The federal government and each of the country’s six state governments have each developed their own hydrogen programs as part of the energy transition away from fossil fuels and toward low-GHG fuels such as hydrogen. Australia is the world’s largest LNG exporter and the second largest supplier of thermal coal. Global adoption of clean hydrogen will require persistent effort to overcome…

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The development of hydrogen transportation infrastructure in Europe will raise demand for big diameter steel pipes starting in 2024, Russian integrated steelmaker Severstal stated today. The business anticipates delivering hydrogen-transporting pipes within the next couple of years. According to Dmitry Goroshkov, head of energy sales and business development, the chemical qualities of the gas make it doubtful that current pipelines can safely transport it for extended periods of time. Energy companies are investigating whether they can use existing pipelines to transmit a mixture of methane and hydrogen that can be separated at the destination, or whether they can insulate existing…

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S&P Global Platts (Platts) has launched the world’s first suite of Carbon Neutral Hydrogen (CNH) analyses, which will be available beginning December 9, 2021. Platts CNH assessments, which are based on Platts’ first-to-market cost of hydrogen production valuations, reflect the carbon neutral value of hydrogen as it exits production facilities in Northwest Europe, the Middle East, Far East Asia, Australia, California, and the US Gulf Coast. Platts CNH assessments take into account carbon neutral trade activity in which emissions have been avoided where possible by low-emission generation, eliminated through the use of carbon capture and storage, and compensated through the…

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Global Energy Venture, an integrated green hydrogen development company, announced significant appointments for the compressed hydrogen ship’s next phase of detailed engineering. Martin Carolan, GEV’s Managing Director & CEO, commented: “The appointments of Capilano and Wartsila will continue on from the successful concept design phase in 2021 which resulted in the receipt of Approval in Principle for both the 430 tonne and 2,000 tonne ships. Capilano and Wartsila will continue to work with our naval engineering team based in Canada. “The engineering program in 2022 is key to achieving Approval for Construction in the first half of 2023. This will…

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Brazil is leading the way in renewable energy with the commissioning of a solar production plant at the FURNAS-owned Itumbiara hydroelectric power project on the border between Minas Gerais and Goiás. The firm, which has a capacity of 1 MW, has two sets of photovoltaic plates, one on the ground and one floating over the reservoir water. The project, led by BASE Energia Sustentável in collaboration with FURNAS, has an electrolyzer that converts solar energy into green hydrogen, which is then stored in a special tank and utilized to generate electricity via a fuel cell.

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Enova has given USDM 25 (NOK 219 million) to Topeka, a zero-emission shipping firm that is part of the Wilhelmsen group, to build two zero-emission hydrogen-powered vessels. The EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) authorized the award this week, indicating that all relevant funding clearances have been obtained. What remains is for hydrogen production to commence. “With ESA’s approval, our hydrogen powered zero-emission vessels are one step closer to reality. Now we are awaiting hydrogen to become available vessel fuel. We are excited for our Norwegian government and its ambition of investing in green infrastructure, focusing on hydrogen production, logistic hubs and supply chains to pave the way for commercial use of hydrogen.”, says Topeka CEO Steinar Madsen.  He feels that Norway’s recently released national budget demonstrates encouraging trends, particularly given the emphasis on Contracts…

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Guangdong Province in southern China has attracted more than 300 hydrogen energy firms, with the industry’s total value exceeding 10 billion yuan (approximately 1.57 billion US dollars), local authorities announced Wednesday. According to data revealed Wednesday during the UNDP Hydrogen Industry Conference 2021 in Guangdong’s Foshan City, the province is leading China’s booming fuel cell-powered car industrial and has developed the country’s largest fuel cell vehicle industry cluster. The province is a key automobile manufacturing center in China and has made strenuous efforts over the years to build an eco-friendly fuel cell vehicle industry. Guangdong now has 39 hydrogenation stations…

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