With regard to energy flows in both the East and the Mediterranean, Turkey has developed into a central hub. Gas pipelines, which provide Europe with an alternative to Russia, will certainly result in the establishment of a new center in the world of energy under Turkey’s direction.
“Climate neutrality” is to be attained with green hydrogen. This energy source for Germany dispenses with the use of nuclear, coal, oil, and natural gas. Is this economical and feasible?
This is a component of the government’s strategy for green hydrogen, which aims to supply the market in seven years and make Spain an energy exporter at costs that, by then, it anticipates will be far more affordable than natural gas pricing.
The API applauded the DOE for promoting a clean hydrogen economy in its comments, but also expressed worry that the roadmap fails to appropriately take into account various methods of producing hydrogen and the short-term advantages of cooperating with current hydrogen users, such as refineries.
According to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Arab nation, Jordan and Norway have agreed to sign multiple memorandums of understanding (MoU) to strengthen their cooperation in the fields of renewable energy and green hydrogen.
With the publication of new policy and advice, the Western Australian Government is giving assurance and clarity to large-scale hydrogen proponents wishing to access or use Crown land.
Morocco is considering collaborating with Asia’s richest man, Gautam Adani, on a massive hydrogen project as part of a push for renewable energy to meet demand both domestically and in Europe.
Namibia is thought to provide perfect circumstances for the creation of “green” hydrogen. Germany intends to gain from this for environmentally sustainable economic restructuring. Robert Habeck, the minister of economics, made it very clear in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia: It should be about a relationship at eye level.
The initiative to build a hydrogen station at the Bouzas terminal, which is being directed by the Port of Vigo, has received 2.4 million euros from the EuropeanNext Generation funding of the European Union.
More than 15.5 gigawatts of renewable hydrogen projects are now in development in Spain, more than doubling the 4 GW objective set in the government-approved “roadmap” for this energy source for 2030.
