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Author: Arnes Biogradlija
Arnes Biogradlija
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The province of British Columbia is the first in Canada to release a comprehensive hydrogen strategy.
The two-year Hydrogen RD&D International Collaboration Program is a significant step forward in the CSIRO’s newly launched Hydrogen Industry Mission.
The state is prepared to fund corresponding projects with up to 358 million euros in order to advance technology quickly.
H2 Green and Eversholt Rail will collaborate to determine the necessary production and refueling infrastructure to support the widespread deployment of hydrogen-powered rolling stock fleets.
INEOS will acquire 25 million shares in HydrogenOne’s upcoming initial public offering, accounting for 10% of the £250 million goal total.
CMB’s large newbuilds will have ammonia dual fuel engines starting in 2024, and ship deliveries in the years 2023-24 will be ammonia-ready.
Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Trade anticipates working with Italy on hydrogen projects, Minister Denis Manturov said at the Italy-Russia Forum.
China Baowu Steel Group, the world’s largest steel maker, is teaming with Honeywell International Inc HON.O to produce hydrogen energy in an effort to help cut carbon emissions in the steel sector.
The world’s first autonomous hydrogen vehicle, developed by the Estonian company Auve Tech in collaboration with Tartu University researchers, was unveiled in Tartu for the first time.
The power plant will be equipped with 90 units of Doosan’s 440kW hydrogen fuel cells, capable of producing 320 million kWh of electricity, enough to power 110,000 homes.
