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ENERTRAG, a prominent renewable energy company based in Brandenburg, has unveiled its ambitious plan to construct a hydrogen production plant in the Prignitz-Falkenhagen industrial park.

Lone Cypress Energy Services has completed the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study for the Lone Cypress Hydrogen Project. This ambitious…

GKN Aerospace, Marshall, and Parker Aerospace have embarked on a visionary journey, signing a monumental memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop a cutting-edge liquid hydrogen fuel system that could reshape the landscape of aviation.

The executive board of the World Bank (WB) has given the green signal to a substantial $150 million loan to spur investment in green hydrogen projects in Chile.

São Paulo government has teamed up with Toyota and Shell to embark on an ambitious journey towards producing green hydrogen from ethanol.

Wärtsilä is poised to orchestrate the front-end engineering design (FEED) for a groundbreaking Power-to-X plant, set to redefine Finland’s energy landscape. This visionary endeavor is orchestrated in collaboration with Koppö Energia Oy, a joint venture between Germany’s Prime Green Energy Infrastructure Fund and CPC Finland Oy.

In a remarkable convergence of technological prowess and global collaboration, Japan and Middle Eastern nations have embarked on a series of strategic agreements aimed at advancing the frontiers of hydrogen and other energy transition technologies.

German mining and metals company Stahlwerk Thueringen GmbH, in collaboration with gas network operator Ferngas Netzgesellschaft mbH, is set to revolutionize the steel industry.

China has marked a groundbreaking achievement with the launch of its maiden photovoltaic green hydrogen plant in Keche. Spearheaded by Sinopec, a prominent player in China’s energy landscape, this innovative project harnesses solar energy resources from Xinjiang to generate electricity, subsequently producing green hydrogen directly from this renewable source.

Billionaire Gautam Adani’s ambitious vision for a $50 billion green hydrogen project remains steadfast, signaling the determination of Adani’s company to forge ahead, regardless of its French partner, TotalEnergies SE.