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According to Saudi Arabia’s energy minister, the country intends to spend more than $300 billion to produce greener electricity and extend its power grid. Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman stated during a forum hosted by Saudi Arabia’s largest oil company Aramco that the country was also aiming to become a global leader in the production of hydrogen.
In order to plan, build, and operate a hydrogen plant with an initial feed-in capacity of 100 MW that can be raised to 1 GW by 2030, a coalition with HH2E AG and HydrogenOne Capital Growth plc was formed. Noerr provided advice on the consortium’s structure to Foresight funds.
With the German company 2G Energy AG, Centrica Business Solutions has agreed to provide combined heat and power systems that are suitable for hydrogen across Europe.
The world’s largest provider of oilfield services, Baker Hughes, and Australia’s Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) have agreed to collaborate on the development of green hydrogen and geothermal energy.
The front-end engineering and design phase of ExxonMobil’s low-carbon hydrogen project in Baytown, Texas, has been contracted to Technip Energies (FEED).
A significant advancement has been made in a strategy to reduce emissions at one of the UK’s most carbon-intensive facilities close to Hull.
At the 24th EU-Ukraine meeting in Kyiv, EU leaders will sign a “strategic cooperation for gases from renewable sources” to supply the EU with green hydrogen.
A customer from South Korea has ordered two AEM electrolysers with a combined capacity of 2 megawatts from Enapter and its partner YEST.
Arcadis is developing ideas for a high-pressure hydrogen network in the Netherlands for Gasunie subsidiary Hynetwork Services.
This year, the government will provide a total of 16,920 hydrogen-powered automobiles with subsidies. In the case of hydrogen passenger cars, the supply of hydrogen vehicles will be increased significantly by providing a subsidy of 30 million won per unit, which includes local and governmental costs.
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