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Author: Arnes Biogradlija
The Lhyfe-developed offshore hydrogen manufacturing facility, which will be fueled by electricity generated by a floating wind turbine, is expected to be operational in 2022 off the coast of Le Croisic at SEM-REV, Centrale Nantes’ offshore test site.
GKN Aerospace is heading a Swedish national partnership initiative named H2JET. The program’s objective is to develop technical solutions for three critical engine subsystems used in H2-propulsion systems on medium-range passenger aircraft.
This comes after the Department of Energy issued a Request for Information on potential initiatives the US could take to develop its hydrogen market and decarbonize diverse businesses.
For the first time in Baden-Württemberg, an H2 train will be used in regular operation – from the middle of the month on the Zollern-Alb railways.
Hyzon Motors announced that its Australian subsidiary has signed a definitive vehicle supply agreement with Australian industrial gases company Coregas Pty Limited to supply two hydrogen fuel cell-powered heavy vehicles.
Researchers are combining two promising photocatalysts to achieve greater efficiency in converting sunlight to hydrogen and longer life in a water-splitting cell.
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is initiating a first-of-its-kind $8.5 million green hydrogen demonstration project to study the possibility of replacing some of the natural gas used to generate electricity at NYPA’s Brentwood Power Station with renewable hydrogen.
From the perspective of the German economy, Ukraine’s new position on Germany and the EU is clear: it should supply raw materials and produce green energies. German companies are particularly interested in hydrogen production in Ukraine.
MZK Konin will be the first public transport operator in Poland with a hydrogen bus in its fleet.
The development is the result of a memorandum of understanding signed today with the Spanish government, which will see a €1 billion investment in the construction of a green hydrogen direct reduction iron (DRI) facility and a new hybrid electric arc furnace at its Gijón factory (EAF).
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