The Netherlands is making a bold move to accelerate its green hydrogen ambitions. Their Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate has launched a consultation process for a series of incentives targeted specifically at climate technology manufacturers, with a focus on electrolyser factories.
Worley, a global engineering and consulting leader, has secured a pivotal role in ABEL Energy’s ambitious green hydrogen and methanol project in Bell Bay, Tasmania.
Hive Energy is embarking on a project in Spain. Their Hive H2 Albamed venture aims to become Europe’s largest green hydrogen hub, harnessing the power of the sun and wind to produce clean fuel for the future.
Japanese shipping giant MOL (Mitsui O.S.K. Lines) is collaborating with Woodside, HD KSOE, and Hyundai Glovis to explore the feasibility of bulk marine transportation of liquid hydrogen.
Honeywell and ENEOS are collaborating to develop the world’s first commercial-scale Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) project.
Germany’s Power-to-X Development Fund has unveiled a significant €270 million grant opportunity aimed at enhancing hydrogen production in select countries, including Morocco, South Africa, Brazil, Egypt, Georgia, India, and Kenya.
NTE’s green hydrogen production plant at Kråkøya in Nærøysund municipality has successfully produced its first hydrogen gas.
Plug Power has introduced a portable liquid hydrogen refuelers. Designed to revolutionize fleet refueling for medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles, these portable stations are poised to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology across various sectors.
Norwegian companies Dalane Energi and Hydrogen Solution (HYDS) have marked a significant milestone in the country’s green energy transition with the inauguration of a cutting-edge hydrogen production facility in Egersund harbor.
Gensol Engineering, in collaboration with Matrix Gas, emerged victorious in securing a pivotal project for the manufacturing of hydrogen electrolyzers under a Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme.
