Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The Department of Energy (DOE) revealed that nine corporations—comprising six international and three local firms—are contending for petroleum and hydrogen exploration blocks.

The BGSA consortium, spearheaded by distribution network Cadent, has secured funding from regulator Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund to explore the underground hydrogen storage potential in the East Midlands. This grant aims to facilitate a geological study of depleted oil reservoirs in the region.

H3 Dynamics, a company focusing on hydrogen technology, has been chosen by the EU-backed Clean Aviation Initiative to supply hydrogen fuel cells for a developmental aircraft project.

Advait Infratech Limited has garnered significant attention today as it was awarded a substantial contract to initiate manufacturing capacities for 200 MW of alkaline electrolysers in India.

AM Green has made a significant advancement in renewable energy, officially deciding to move forward with a colossal 1.3GW hydrogen-to-ammonia project in India.

To make hydrogen a practical alternative fuel for vehicles, its cost must be comparable to petrol. Additionally, it has to be green—produced using renewable energy sources like solar or wind power.

A recent study published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy offers a comprehensive analysis of electricity supply configurations for green hydrogen hubs, focusing on urban transport decarbonization in European cities.

The Netherlands has announced a tender titled “514558-2024: Machinery and Apparatus for Filtering or Purifying Gases – Temperature Swing Adsorber H2CAST,” inviting bids from interested parties.

The Norwegian Ministry of Transport has issued a tender titled “Hydrogen-Powered Taxi Services – Transport Services Framework Agreement.”

A recent patent granted to NIHON NOHYAKU outlines a novel hydrogen storage system leveraging advanced metal hydrides.