Daejeon City in South Korea has unveiled an innovative approach to hydrogen supply. The city announced on the 4th of October that it will provide hydrogen directly to the Nangwol hydrogen filling station through pipelines, marking a milestone in the region’s hydrogen infrastructure.
Australia is set to witness an expansion of its hydrogen service station network, courtesy of a partnership between Ampol, the nation’s largest petrol retailer, and OneH2, a US-based firm specializing in alternative fuels. The collaboration announced on Monday, aims to accelerate the integration of hydrogen as a clean energy source in Australia and contribute to emissions reduction in heavy transport industries.
TÜV Rheinland has secured authorization from the “Clean Energy Partnership” (CEP) – a consortium of industrial partners – to test and approve the refueling protocols of hydrogen filling stations.
In a stride towards sustainable energy solutions, Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has unveiled a transformative plan to establish a monumental green hydrogen station within the country. While the name of the foreign company behind this ambitious endeavor remains undisclosed, the project’s potential impact on Egypt’s energy landscape is already sending ripples of anticipation.
In a strategic leap towards a sustainable energy future, SK Energy, a subsidiary of South Korea’s SK Group, has unveiled ambitious plans to bolster the nation’s hydrogen infrastructure.
Oman’s journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy landscape takes a significant step forward as Hydrogen Systems, in collaboration with Shell Development Oman, embarks on a pioneering venture to establish the nation’s maiden hydrogen refueling station in Muscat.
Amidst the evolving landscape of energy transition, a California-based company has made headlines by acquiring a dormant West Virginia coal plant, aiming to revolutionize its operations through a transformation to hydrogen-based power generation. The ambitious endeavor holds the potential to redefine the future of the U.S. power sector, but it also faces challenges and skepticism as it charts a new path.
Maximator Hydrogen, the German manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, takes a significant step towards promoting low-emission mobility in Europe.
Teesside Airport takes a groundbreaking step towards a sustainable future with the establishment of a permanent hydrogen refuelling station.
Hydrogen Elektriske Byggeplasser AS (HEB) has long been committed to finding eco-friendly solutions for construction sites, and their ambitions to establish a hydrogen filling station are coming to fruition with the aid of Hynion.
