Mercury Renewables, a leading sustainable energy company, has announced ambitious plans for a €200 million hydrogen plant, accompanied by an associated wind farm.
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In recent times, the world has been fervently seeking sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives to meet its energy demands. The southern Indian state of Kerala has emerged as a hotbed of innovation, as it receives exciting proposals from two major companies intending to establish green hydrogen and green ammonia production plants.
Elogen, a subsidiary of the GTT group, has joined forces with Valmax Technology Corporation to design and manufacture a cutting-edge Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser.
Adani New Industries Ltd (ANIL), a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, has recently secured a trade finance facility of $394 million from Barclays Plc and Deutsche Bank.
The European Commission has given the green light to a Dutch scheme worth €246 million. This ambitious plan aims to bolster the production of renewable hydrogen, ultimately supporting the transition to a greener and more sustainable energy landscape.
Bosch, a prominent Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) supplier in the automotive industry, is stepping up its commitment to alternative fuels, particularly hydrogen.
In a significant move towards bolstering the development of green hydrogen and green ammonia projects, Allianz Capital Partners, a leading asset manager, is acquiring a minority interest in Norwegian developer Fuella.
As the world shifts towards cleaner energy, the role of hydrogen as a backup for intermittent renewables is gaining prominence. Centrica’s CEO, Chris O’Shea, advocates for emissions-free hydrogen-fired generation to provide reliable, dispatchable, and climate-friendly electricity when renewable sources falter.
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) is making significant strides towards revolutionizing the aviation industry with its ambitious plans to introduce hydrogen-powered regional airliners by 2026.
The 14th Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM14) Meeting witnessed a groundbreaking joint declaration, uniting governments of 14 countries and the European Union under the CEM’s banner. Their collective goal is to fast-track international hydrogen trade and address barriers in the burgeoning hydrogen market.
