Germany’s recent approval to invest around three billion euros in hydrogen infrastructure is a significant step towards a greener future. The EU Commission’s decision to support this investment aims to enhance the use of climate-friendly hydrogen in industry and transport.
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) is moving towards establishing a regulatory framework to incentivize the development of green hydrogen.
This substantial funding will support developing, constructing, and operating five hydrogen-powered dry bulk vessels, marking a significant milestone in the maritime industry’s transition to zero-emission technologies.
HTEC has announced plans to deploy 100 hydrogen-powered Fuel Cell Electric Trucks (FCETs) across British Columbia (BC) as part of its H2 Gateway program.
Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group, a division of Nikkiso Co. Ltd., has secured contracts to build and maintain approximately two dozen liquid hydrogen (LH2) fueling stations across the country.
Lhyfe, a pioneer in green hydrogen production, has established a production plant for Deutsche Bahn in Tübingen, marking a step in the integration of hydrogen into the rail transport sector.
In a move to bolster the energy infrastructure in Bavaria and improve technical connectivity in Baden-Württemberg, transmission system operator Bayernets is investing EUR 210 million in a new pipeline named AUGUSTA.
In a significant policy update, the UK’s energy regulator, OFGEM, has introduced new requirements for electricity suppliers to disclose comprehensive data to government-funded green hydrogen projects.
FRV, part of the Jameel Energy group, has unveiled its ambitious green hydrogen production project, H2 Cumbuco, set within Brazil’s Pecém Industrial and Port Complex (CIPP).
Wärtsilä has introduced the world’s first large-scale engine power plant that is 100% hydrogen-ready.
