Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Tecnimont and Nextchem are constructing a green hydrogen plant in India.

Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources, is increasingly being recognized as a critical component in the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future. Among various methods of production, large-scale offshore green hydrogen production is emerging as a promising solution.

Senate Democrats have recently proposed changes to the current regulations surrounding clean hydrogen credits.

China’s Shanxi province, historically known for its extensive coal mines, is setting its sights on a greener future.

Danish startup Dynelectro has secured €11 million in funding to advance its innovative solid oxide electrolyser technology.

India’s latest move in the green hydrogen sector is making headlines as its second national electrolyzer tender has attracted proposals amounting to over 2.8 gigawatts (GW).

The United Kingdom must significantly enhance its skilled workforce to support the burgeoning hydrogen economy, according to a recent report by Innovation News Network.

Yamaha Corporation has decided to establish a hydrogen-powered melting facility, marking a significant step forward in their commitment to sustainability.

Lhyfe, a renowned entity in green hydrogen production, has recently introduced hydrogen refueling station at the first dedicated excellence hub for hydrogen trucks.

Italy is experiencing a significant surge in the demand for hydrogen, with the projected need exceeding seven million tonnes. This rise in demand is driven by various factors, including the push towards cleaner energy sources and the country’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions.