RWE Gas Storage West has initiated a market survey to gauge future hydrogen storage demands from producers, users, industrial companies, and traders. This survey, which runs until the end of June 2024, is a strategic step towards designing storage facilities tailored to the emerging hydrogen market.
The European Union Council has recently adopted a regulation and directive aimed at establishing common internal market rules for renewable and natural gases, including hydrogen.
China Yuchai International Limited has announced the commercial launch of 50 green energy buses equipped with Yuchai Xingshunda hydrogen fuel cells in Beijing.
The UK-Germany Hydrogen Partnership represents a significant step forward in both countries’ efforts to establish a robust hydrogen economy. The collaboration aims to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen projects, foster international leadership in hydrogen markets, and promote trade and investment along the entire hydrogen value chain.
China has announced the development of its first-ever 100-kilogram class vehicle-mounted liquid hydrogen system, marking a milestone in the country’s efforts to enhance sustainable transportation.
Adani Global, a subsidiary of the Indian conglomerate Adani Group, and Japan’s Kowa Holdings Asia have formed a joint venture (JV) to market and sell green hydrogen and ammonia in Japan, Taiwan, and Hawaii.
Snam has announced the selection of five innovative startups for the third edition of its HyAccelerator program, a global corporate accelerator aimed at advancing hydrogen and decarbonization technologies.
Jakson Green has made an investment of ₹3,500 crore (approximately $470 million) aimed at bolstering its renewable portfolio, with a strong emphasis on green hydrogen, methanol, and ethanol projects.
Celly H2 (Celly) and UMOE Advanced Composites AS (UMOE) have recently made a collaborative effort aimed at revolutionizing the distribution of low-carbon intensity hydrogen and renewable fuels across the United States.
RWE is taking part in the new project, named Grangemouth Green Hydrogen, aimed to produce green hydrogen for the local branch of INEOS, a leading British chemical giant.
