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As the global quest for clean and sustainable energy intensifies, the HyStorage research project has taken a pivotal step to explore the viability of using porous rock formations for hydrogen storage.

In a monumental stride towards sustainable energy, Bulgaria is poised to invest a staggering BGN 2 billion of European funds in the cities of Stara Zagora, Pernik, and Kyustendil.

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.

China, a global leader in energy production and consumption, has taken a significant stride towards shaping the future of energy with the release of its first-ever national-level construction guideline for the standards of the hydrogen energy industry chain.

An ambitious partnership between Iverson eFuels and ECOnnect Energy is set to revolutionize the export of green ammonia, providing a game-changing solution that aligns with climate goals and underscores the potential of jettyless transfer systems.

India and Saudi Arabia have embarked on preliminary discussions centered around green hydrogen collaboration. These talks, which encompass a spectrum of strategic areas, hold the potential to reshape both nations’ energy landscapes while advancing global decarbonization efforts.

Hydreen, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-based HLC Holdings, has announced a game-changing $2 billion investment in India’s burgeoning green hydrogen market.

West Virginia is set to embark on a pioneering project that could reshape the state’s energy landscape while also providing a significant boost to its economy. The Mountaineer GigaSystem, a proposed initiative by Fidelis New Energy, aims to harness natural gas to produce clean hydrogen, all while sequestering carbon emissions underground.

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk once again dismisses hydrogen as a viable renewable energy source, labeling it “idiotic.” As the debate over the future of sustainable energy intensifies, Musk’s criticism takes center stage, pitting batteries against hydrogen in a clash of technological titans.

Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) is set to unleash its groundbreaking BrightLoop technology. The innovative process not only generates hydrogen from diverse feedstocks but also captures carbon dioxide (CO2) for reuse, paving the way for a greener energy landscape.