Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Green Hydrogen H2 News

Hydrogen energy is an efficient and environmentally friendly new energy source, but its widespread use is complicated by the high cost of manufacturing hydrogen fuel. Chinese researchers recently invented a novel method for manufacturing a variety of high-performance platinum alloy catalysts, which is projected to dramatically reduce the cost of hydrogen fuel cells and accelerate their industrialization. The Xinhua News Agency reported this.Hydrogen fuel cells use platinum-based catalysts to convert chemical energy to electricity via a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. Platinum, a rare metal that plays a critical role in this chemical reaction, significantly increases the cost of…

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Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second largest port operator, has become the newest member of the North West Hydrogen Alliance (NWHA). The firm, which administers the Port of Liverpool and the Manchester Ship Canal, has identified hydrogen as a critical component of its efforts to reduce environmental impact and achieve net zero aspirations. It is investigating the possibility of hydrogen being utilized as an alternative fuel source for heavy plant equipment and sees the Port of Liverpool as a crucial location for hydrogen as a shipping fuel testing. Peel Ports’ North West assets are strategically located to benefit from the…

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The Port of Gothenburg and Norway’s Statkraft propose to build a hydrogen production facility near the port, with operations set to begin in 2023. The facility will initially have a capacity of four megawatts (MW), capable of producing up to two tonnes of hydrogen per day. The Gothenburg Port Authority and Statkraft have agreed to conduct a more detailed examination into the possibility of establishing an interim storage facility and filling station at the Gothenburg Port. A preliminary study is currently underway with a primary focus on safety. It is scheduled to be completed in early 2022. “The Port of…

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Enapter has received its first order for their AEM Multicore electrolyser, a containerized system for green hydrogen production in the megawatt range. The AEM Multicore electrolysis system is based on AEM’s modular and proprietary AEM technology, which is already in use in over 40 countries. It enables low-cost, flexible, and dependable electrolysis from intermittent renewables. The German Steinbeis Innovation Center siz energie+ purchased the large-scale system through one of Enapter’s sales and integration partners, H2 Core Systems. It is expected to arrive in June 2023 in the northern German city of Braunschweig. Enapter’s AEM Multicore technology will be installed at…

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