Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has invested in Starfire Energy, a Denver, Colorado-based manufacturer of modular chemical plants for the manufacture of green ammonia and hydrogen using proprietary catalyst technology. The collaboration will be used to accelerate the growth of commercial-scale technologies to decarbonize ammonia supply and realize its promise as a zero-carbon energy carrier. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, made the investment, joining a group of partners that includes AP Ventures, Chevron Technology Ventures, New Energy Technologies, and Osaka Gas USA. Starfire Energy’s ‘Rapid Ramp NH3’ ammonia synthesis technology uses only renewable energy, air, and water as inputs to generate zero carbon…

ITM Power, along with project partners ScottishPower and BOC, has given an update on the Green Hydrogen for Glasgow project. A planning proposal for a 20MW electrolyzer to be located at ScottishPower Renewables’ Whitelee wind farm near Glasgow, the UK’s largest onshore wind farm, has now been submitted. In addition to industry demand, the proposed electrolyser scale capability has been doubled. ScottishPower anticipates that a decision on the planning proposal will be made by the end of autumn 2021. As part of the Green Hydrogen for Glasgow project, the Whitlee wind farm is the first site for which planning consent…

BIOVIC, a Valencian company recently purchased by FACSA, Grupo Gimeno, has taken another step toward green energy by signing an agreement with BayoTech, a US energy technology company, to sell its technologies in Spain and collaborate on project development. BIOVIC is an environmental consultancy firm that specializes in biogas, biomethane, and green hydrogen plants, as well as waste recovery and renewable energy. In Spain, the company is already carrying out a number of green hydrogen development projects based on biogas and biomethane plants, or manufactured on-site using biomethane through the natural gas network. When biomethane is derived from slurry or…

Technip Energies, a global leader in hydrogen processing, is now a member of Hydrogen Europe. Hydrogen Europe puts together a wide range of European industry participants, scientific agencies, and national and international organisations committed to the delivery of hydrogen technology. It collaborates together with EU agencies (including the European Commission) and promotes the European Green Deal and the Paris Agreement, all of which recognize hydrogen as a net zero-emissions society enabler. Technip Energies has been involved in hydrogen refining for over 50 years. With over 270 plants worldwide, they are a leader of the steam reforming process and strive to improve…

Developing the economy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, According to Vision 2030 and the renewable energy initiatives that fall under it.

With the installation and cementing of 160 steel pipes down to a depth of 1,000 meters, the energy service provider EWE has laid the foundation for the planned small test cavern to be built in the salt dome EWE wants to test the safe storage of 100 percent hydrogen in the underground cavity that is being created. “With the research project, we are taking on a pioneering role in Europe. This would mean that large quantities of green hydrogen generated from renewable energies could be stored and used as needed, and would become an indispensable component in order to achieve…

German project developer Dirkshof ordered twenty N117/3600 turbines from the Nordex Group for the citizen wind farm “Reussenkoege” in Germany.

ENGIE announced the signing of contracts with the South African Ministry of Science and Innovation, the National Institute for Energy Development of the South Africa and Anglo-American.

Beijing plans to have 10,000 fuel cell vehicles on the road and to build 74 hydrogen filling stations by 2025 as the Chinese capital formulates ambitious plans to develop low-carbon fuels.

Linde Engineering has been awarded the official bid to develop and construct an advanced hydrogen fueling station and electrolysis plant for AGR in Herten, Germany. The initiative, which includes hydrogen manufacturing and high-performance fueling technologies, will receive up to €6.2 million in funding from the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure as part of the National Innovation Program Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (NIP). NOW coordinates the funding guidelines, which are carried out by the group Project Management Jülich (PtJ). Proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers, compressors, storage tanks, and high-performance fueling stations are all part of the project.…