Author: Arnes Biogradlija

H2X Global, a hydrogen company, has ambitious intentions to deploy a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) manufactured in Australia in November. And the business is currently accepting orders for its hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, the Warrego Ute, which is scheduled to begin production in April 2022. H2X Worldwide is also aiming for a late 2021/early 2022 IPO on a major global exchange and is now soliciting funds as it tries to establish itself as a world premium hydrogen car manufacturer. This is a prudent approach, as the hydrogen fuel cell market is expected to increase from over US$16 billion…

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Wales & West Utilities has been granted permission by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to inject gas containing up to 1% hydrogen into its gas network in Swindon, the first time the HSE has authorized the usage of natural gas with a high hydrogen content on the national grid. The gas emergency and pipeline service is collaborating with ABSL, which will inject BioSNG into the existing gas network via their Swindon plant. This immediately reduces carbon emissions by up to 5,000 tonnes for over 2,500 local households. The BioSNG produced at the plant will contain up to 1% hydrogen,…

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Thuringia’s Economic Minister Wolfgang Tiefensee, together with Mayor Heiko Voigt, IHK Südthüringen’s Chief Executive Dr. Ralf Pieterwas, and Institute Director Dr. Ulrich Palzer, kicked off construction work on the new Hyson Institute for Applied Hydrogen Research in Sonneberg with a symbolic first groundbreaking ceremony. The project’s overall cost is approximately 6.4 million euros, and the country is funding the construction with approximately 3.1 million euros from Community task “Improving Regional Economic Structure” funds (GRW). Including previously committed money for early research initiatives, the new institution’s Ministry of Economic Affairs thus gives almost six million euros in financial support this year…

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