Browsing: Pacific

The Worley report commissioned by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency projects capital costs for green hydrogen could fall 68% by…

South Korea is moving to establish its first domestic source of green methanol for shipping, with a planned facility in Taebaek, Gangwon State, designed to produce 15,000 tons annually from forestry residues.

Japan is moving to build a regional ammonia supply chain in Hokkaido as the country seeks to establish low carbon fuel infrastructure alongside existing power generation and industrial demand.

Japan is moving from hydrogen technology demonstrations toward commercial infrastructure with the development of the Kawasaki LH2 Terminal in Ogishima, about 30 kilometers south of Tokyo. Kawasaki Heavy Industries has selected ABB to supply the facility’s distributed control and safety systems as Japan works to establish an international liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

Toyota’s electrification strategy is increasingly moving beyond the question of whether battery electric vehicles will dominate the market and toward a more differentiated approach in which hybrids, plug in hybrids, battery electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cells are deployed according to vehicle segment, infrastructure availability and regional energy systems.

Uttar Pradesh is moving to turn its emerging green hydrogen strategy into a technology and investment partnership with Japan, as the state and Yamanashi Prefecture expand cooperation beyond research toward pilot projects, skills development and potential commercial deployment.

The new Kawasaki facilities are being built to produce at least 2 gigawatts each of electrolysis cell frames and membranes…

South Korea’s nuclear industry is moving deeper into TerraPower’s commercial strategy just as the U.S. developer crosses the most important threshold yet for its Natrium advanced reactor: construction.

Battery storage across Australia’s National Electricity Market broke its own discharge record for at least the second time in two…

China’s investment in the hydrogen sector increased by more than 160% year over year during the first half of 2026, reinforcing Beijing’s strategy of building a large domestic hydrogen economy centered on industrial decarbonization and energy security rather than relying solely on equipment exports.