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Before 2030, Redexis and Air Liquide will conduct an assessment of the potential for the construction and operation of up to 100 hydrogen refueling stations in Spain.
Wind and hydrogen energy will be the focus of Mercury Renewables’ €200 million investment, which is aimed at getting the project up and running by 2025 at the latest.
Air Liquide and IVECO partner to expedite adoption of hydrogen heavy-duty vehicles throughout Europe
Air Liquide, a global leader in gases, technology, and services for industry and health, and IVECO, CNH Industrial’s commercial vehicle…
Equinix, Inc. stated that the Clean Hydrogen Partnership will contribute EUR 2.5 million toward the development of low-carbon fuel cells…
The transfer and supply of five of the eleven renewable hydrogen storage tanks to Iberdrola’s largest plant in Europe for…
As it nears commercialization of its hydrogen-electric technology, ZeroAvia has acquired a new $35 million funding round to assist in…
Hyzon Motors Inc and the MiTAC-Synnex Group announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the…
NEXO has joined Queensland Police as part of the state’s deployment of five Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell electric cars. NEXO…
The facility will be designed, procured, and built by thyssenkrupp using their large-scale 20 megawatt (MW) alkaline water electrolysis module. After commissioning, the project partners NEOM, ACWA Power, and Air Products (“NEOM Green Hydrogen Company”) will run the plant, which will produce hydrogen that will be synthesized into carbon-free ammonia for export to worldwide markets solely by Air Products.
The Clean Energy Regulator of Australia will begin testing its hydrogen Guarantee of Origin system. The plan, which is backed by the Australian government, will strive to conform with international norms and give trading partners in the developing business trust.
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