In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, electrolysis devices have emerged as pivotal technology for producing hydrogen, a clean fuel that holds great promise for various applications. One notable innovation in this field is the recently filed patent by H2i GreenHydrogen GmbH.
This patent involves a controller specifically designed for hydrogen engines, which incorporates a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) device within the exhaust passage. It further includes a urea addition valve tasked with adding urea to the exhaust gas before reaching the SCR device.
The Belgian government has issued a tender titled “Chemical products – Marché de fournitures,” published on October 31, 2024.
Norwegian Hydrogen is collaborating with GreenIron, a Swedish start-up, to facilitate fossil-free iron production.
Germany has launched a new initiative aiming to advance the use of hydrogen fuel cell propulsion systems in the maritime sector.
Yanmar has completed land-based tests on a hydrogen engine designed for coastal ships.
AM Green and John Cockerill, two significant players in the renewable energy field, have recently announced their collaboration to advance the production and supply of green hydrogen.
BP is in the news for its strategic decision to halt 18 hydrogen projects. This move is part of a larger effort to trim $2 billion in costs.
Babcock & Wilcox has signed a term sheet with General Hydrogen, marking a significant step in the clean energy sector.
Quantron, a German company known for its hydrogen-powered trucks, has filed for bankruptcy.
