Author: Arnes Biogradlija

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.

Toyota wants to expand the number of firms who collaborate on shipments and create a low-cost, reliable supply network.

The centers, according to Prime Minister Scott Morrison, would create employment across Australia and help the country become a worldwide leader in the new energy economy.

However, according to a Rystad Energy report, the majority of the proposed projects would be built in places where water is scarce.

ABL Space Systems announced on Sept. 16 that the NASA Cryogenic Demonstration Mission spacecraft will be launched in 2023 on its RS1 rocket.

Erex will get an undisclosed amount of hydrogen from Tokyo-based Hydrogen Ability (HT), which has the technology to produce 2.6 million m3/yr of hydrogen from water and rock catalysts.

Fire systems and gas/vapour detection are among the topics included in the draft interim recommendations.