In a world where decarbonization is no longer optional but essential, hydrogen emerges as both a beacon of hope and a conundrum for Europe.
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Opening with the successful transition into the trial phase, China’s pioneering marine hydrogen-ammonia-methanol project in Shandong province underscores the nation’s…
Japan has recently unveiled its first hydrogen dual-fuel tugboat under the aegis of the “Zero Emission Ships Project” funded by…
Hyundai’s determination to explore hydrogen as an alternative fuel source is renewing its vigor in Australia with the approaching second-generation…
The French Ministry for the Energy Transition has authorized two exclusive research permits (PER) for natural hydrogen exploration, marking a…
Energy Vault has secured $28 million to fund the world’s first green hydrogen microgrid for Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E).
Smartenergy’s 100 MW green hydrogen plant in Onda, has recently received environmental approval. This significant project, with a projected cost of 180 million euros, is poised to make a substantial impact on the local energy sector.
Europe’s pursuit of hydrogen as a cornerstone for the future of sustainable energy faces significant hurdles, with a recent report revealing that the continent is unlikely to meet its 2030 hydrogen production targets.
In the increasingly competitive green hydrogen market, Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) has been granted court approval for its restructuring plan, a critical lifeline for the struggling electrolysis plant manufacturer.
King Philippe of Belgium’s recent visit to Vietnam marks a milestone in bilateral relations with an emphasis on energy collaboration. During this diplomatic engagement, notable agreements were signed, centering on the burgeoning field of hydrogen technology, which is rapidly gaining traction as a sustainable energy solution.
