Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Air Products Canada has renewed its commitment to hydrogen by becoming an Executive Member of the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA). The industrial gas giant has over 50 years of experience with hydrogen, and its technologies are being employed in over 1.5 million hydrogen refueling operations each year across 20 nations. With a focus on Canada, Air Products has unveiled the first phase of a multibillion-dollar proposal to develop a groundbreaking new net-zero hydrogen energy complex in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. As a CHFCA member, the corporation will continue to support Canada’s hydrogen aspirations. Eric Guter, Vice-President of Hydrogen…

This will be the first green hydrogen unit in the country. Previously, plans to manufacture ‘grey hydrogen’ from fossil fuels like natural gas were announced.

This includes hydrogen’s role in promoting rapid and enhanced renewable energy deployment by allowing large-scale renewable energy storage and distribution.

The Japanese government has established a target of carbon neutrality by 2050, with a goal of supplying more than 420 000 tpy of clean hydrogen.

The two formalized their ambitions by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), through which they want to get the funding needed to scale up hydrogen car production.

The concept of a hydrogen-centered Smart Sister City relationship was first proposed at a luncheon with the Consul General of Japan in Los Angeles, Akira Muto, and the Mayor of Lancaster, Rex Parris, in July of 2020.

The two companies’ partnership offers a complete solution for making renewable hydrogen-powered trains a reality.

According to the business, this will be Europe’s first hydrogen-fueled microturbine, with the device initially running on 10% hydrogen blended with natural gas.

The partnership, which includes Daimler, IVECO, OMV, Shell, and Volvo, will work together to establish the circumstances for the widespread adoption of hydrogen trucks in Europe.

Roland Roth, president of the Community of Agglomeration of Sarreguemines Confluences, handed over the keys to the resort to Jean-Michel Sylvestre, general manager of the enterprise MOB’HY.