Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The catalyst initiative, which was introduced earlier this year, seeks to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 through new carbon-reduction technology.

The organization represents the interests of companies involved in producing synthetic fuels from renewable energies on an industrial scale.

Both firms have ambitious plans to decarbonize the sector in order to meet Germany’s climate goals. TenneT, the transmission system operator, is ready to assist them and, among other things, to realize the transfer of wind energy from the sea to the land.

The deal involves the construction of a network of 50 hydrogen stations that will provide a consistent presence of this energy vector across Spain, allowing any customer to select green hydrogen with an assured supply wherever on the mainland.

The funding comes from the “Concerted Action Mobility” future fund and is aimed at promoting the transformation of the automotive sector, particularly the supplier industry.

Through a new hydrogen fuel initiative, a new partnership hopes to alter how Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) fill up.

In June 2021, the Government of Paraguay and the International Development Bank developed a roadmap for the use of green hydrogen in the country.

This project comes at a time when governments and businesses in Australia are looking into “green steel” as a way to promote company growth, operational efficiency, and long-term development.

To cut costs, the government has already committed more than $300 million to four hydrogen hubs that will bring together producers, consumers, and exporters in one area.

Air New Zealand will investigate the impact of hydrogen aircraft on its network, operations, and infrastructure under the terms of the agreement.