Author: Arnes Biogradlija

A collaboration between Sasol and the Catalysis Institute at the University of Cape Town (UCT) has advanced the use of commercial iron catalysts, which can be produced cheaply and in large quantities at Sasol’s Secunda plant, to convert unavoidable or biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) and green hydrogen directly into a variety of green chemicals and jet fuel. This development represents a big step forward in South Africa’s application of CO2 hydrogenation technology. Sasol has been converting low-grade coal and gas into synthetic fuels and chemicals for decades using its Fischer Tropsch (FT) process. The company’s Secunda plant in Mpumalanga is…

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Gen2 Energy and Vefsn municipality reached an agreement on the future acquisition and sale of two plots in Vefsn municipality for the large-scale production and shipment of green hydrogen. The parties agree that Gen2 Energy may acquire industries in Mosjen in order to construct green hydrogen production facilities, as well as access to quays for exporting green hydrogen to markets in Europe and Norway. Gen2 Energy will construct production facilities to ensure that green hydrogen is produced in huge quantities and sent to clients in 40 foot accounts. Jonas Meyer, general manager of Gen2 Energy says, – We are very…

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Hyundai shipbuilding in South Korea has created a collaborative venture to develop a liquid hydrogen fuel tank for ships. The project’s goal is to test-produce a gasoline tank for small ships by the end of the year, before moving on to develop tanks for larger boats. The advantage of liquid hydrogen over compressed gas is its high density, which allows for the storage of more energy in a given container for convenient transportation. Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE), a subsidiary of the Hyundai shipbuilding group, is collaborating on the project with the Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean…

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