Author: Arnes Biogradlija

McPhy announces its pre-selection of the Belfort site for the construction of its electrolyzer Gigafactory and provides an update on its first-half sales. The McPhy Gigafactory is a strategic instrument for addressing competitiveness challenges by further solidifying and sustaining McPhy’s leadership position in the alkaline electrolyzer industry and realizing economies of scale that will enable McPhy to significantly lower the cost of green hydrogen produced via electrolysis compared to carbon-based energy. This project, which is part of the IPCEI hydrogen initiative, combines the development of new generation electrolyzers with the industrial deployment of their mass production. McPhy has made an…

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Green Hydrogen Systems, Eurowind Energy, and Lhyfe have signed a master supply agreement for electrolysis capacity of up to 24 MW. The three parties grant mutual exclusivity to one another through this agreement. GreenLab Skive’s large-scale generation and storage of green hydrogen from solar and wind energy will be utilized to create green methanol for use in the transportation industry, and will also be used directly as a green, zero-emission fuel for heavy transport. The three parties agree to mutual exclusivity for the building of a green hydrogen production facility with a maximum electrolysis capacity of 24 MW under the…

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Maire Tecnimont S.p.A. announces the signing of an agreement between its subsidiary NextChem and MYTILINEOS’ Renewable and Storage Development Business Unit (RSD BU) to undertake engineering activities for the installation of a green hydrogen plant in Italy via electrolysis. NextChem is a subsidiary of Maire Tecnimont specializing on green chemistry and energy transition technology. MYTILINEOS, through subsidiary RSD BU, is a market leader in the development, construction, and operation of utility-scale solar and hybrid power projects, having a track record of more than 1 GW of medium to large-scale solar and battery storage projects globally. Under the terms of the…

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Hyzon Motors, a global leader in zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-powered heavy vehicles, has signed the Utrecht Covenant on Hydrogen in Mobility (the “Covenant”). Hyzon intends to harness existing technology in order to provide the zero-emission mobility options stated in the project. The effort brings together leaders in the hydrogen transition with the goal of increasing green hydrogen production and creating regional hydrogen fuelling infrastructure. Hydrogen fuel cells will be used to power commercial vehicles such as lorries and buses on the streets of Utrecht. The province of Utrecht is a pioneer in the field of hydrogen mobility, with many hydrogen fuelling…

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