For the installation of 15 hydrogen stations across 5 EU nations, TotalEnergies will receive €26 million. The organization is one of the recipients of funding from a request for projects focusing on alternative infrastructures.
Through its participation in Floene Energias, Marubeni Corporation initiated the first green hydrogen injection demonstration project in Portugal’s natural gas distribution network.
Amarenco MENA, which produces renewable energy projects in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Hynfra have inked a framework cooperation agreement.
The Belgian Hydrogen Council (BHC) was established by WaterstofNet and Cluster Tweed to solidify and enhance Belgium’s position in Europe and internationally as a cutting-edge center of excellence for clean hydrogen.
Duro Felguera’s renewable energy branch, DF Green Tech, has been chosen by pHYnix to complete the turnkey contract (EPC) for the building of the Vitale production plant in Alcázar de San Juan (City Real).
In order to fuel the Bad Lauchstädt TerraWatt project in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, which will use wind energy to manufacture green hydrogen, Energiepark Bad Lauchstädt GmbH has placed a 50 MW order with Vestas.
Over the following ten years, the country’s growing interest in green hydrogen would result in investments totaling nearly 16 trillion rupees across the entire chain. The rising cost of its production, though, might put a damper on things.
To increase the production of sustainable technology in the EU and ensure that the Union is prepared for the switch to renewable energy, the Commission proposed the Net-Zero Industry Act. President von der Leyen announced this program as a component of the Green Deal Industrial Plan.
TotalEnergies and Engie’s Masshylia mega-project for the generation of green hydrogen by electrolysis of water from photovoltaic energy in Châteauneuf-les-Martigues on the La Mède platform will triple its production capacity.
When Infinite Green Energy (IGE) recently acquired the Northam Solar Farm in Western Australia, Australia’s first large-scale green hydrogen plant is expected to go up in late 2024.
