The announcement of a $75 million upgrade investment in the Barcaldine Power Station (BPS) by the Queensland Government has stirred considerable interest in the energy sector.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently allocated $1.93 billion in Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credits (48C) to 35 projects across 20 states. Among them, seven hydrogen-related initiatives stand out, receiving over $300 million in total.
GreenPower recently received approval for its planning application to establish a green hydrogen production and distribution center on the west coast of Scotland.
The UK government has decided to defer plans for a pilot “hydrogen town” project, which aimed to test the viability of hydrogen as a replacement for traditional gas in domestic heating.
Hazer Group, in collaboration with FortisBC Energy, is set to revolutionize the hydrogen landscape with the development of a production facility in Canada.
The Peruvian government’s collaboration with Phelan Green Energy from South Africa has initiated the construction of a green hydrogen production facility in Arequipa.
Hysata, a player in the hydrogen sector, has recently secured a significant $111 million in Series B fundraising. Led by bp Ventures and Templewater, the investment is earmarked for expanding production capacity and advancing technology development.
H2 EnergyNews.biz recently had the opportunity to interview Colin Armstrong, President and CEO of HTEC, following his well-deserved recognition as the Hydrogen Leader of the Year at the Canadian Hydrogen Convention Awards.
SK E&S Co., the natural gas power unit of South Korea’s SK Group, has recently announced the completion of the world’s largest liquid hydrogen plant in Incheon, South Korea.
