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Aberdeen City Council has launched a quest for a new joint venture partner to develop an innovative new hydrogen hub in the city that will be Scotland’s first commercially scalable and investable hydrogen production station.
By 2028, the global market for hydrogen generation is expected to reach USD 220.37 billion.
According to a study conducted by Information Trends, well over 800,000 hydrogen fuel cell commercial trucks will be sold by 2035.
Wärtsilä has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Australia’s Global Energy Ventures (GEV), a firm specializing in compressed shipping solutions for the transportation of energy to regional markets.
Jon André Løkke has been appointed President of the Board of Directors of Hydrogen Europe.
Xebec Adsorption Inc., a global developer of clean energy solutions, is happy to announce the successful commissioning of an on-site hydrogen generation system at TAYRAŞ’s used lubricating oil re-refinery in Turkey by its wholly owned subsidiary HyGear.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has signed a framework agreement with Howden, a market leader in gas handling systems, for the supply of hydrogen compressors for Nel’s electrolysers.
The joint venture between Aker Clean Hydrogen and Varanger Kraft to create a green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Berlevg, Norway, is making progress toward its goal of decarbonizing arctic shipping and off-grid power plants.
The Coradia iLint, the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell passenger train, was unveiled on the Railway Research Institute’s test track in migród, near Wrocaw, Poland, by Alstom, the world leader in green and smart mobility.
We are already experiencing a hydrogen boom. It is expected to grow to a $175 billion business in five years and an unfathomably large $11 trillion market by 2050.
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