The Sustainable Development Council met in St. Petersburg under the leadership of Oleg Aksyutin, Deputy Chairman of the Management Committee–Head of Department at Gazprom and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), and Nikolai Kasimov, RAS Member.
According to a research conducted by Ricardo and the Environmental Defense Fund for the P4G Getting to Zero Coalition Partnership, South Africa has an untapped opportunity to deliver zero carbon fuels to the global maritime industry.
The Victorian government has allocated $14 million to the construction of a battery factory and a regional hydrogen hub on university campuses throughout the state.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, OPEC’s largest and third-largest oil and gas producers, are striving to become blue hydrogen and ammonia exporters as the two Gulf governments plan to increase oil production capacity while also establishing a sustainable energy brand.
Hynion and Greenlogix have formed a joint venture to commercialize a new manufacturing process that produces hydrogen for Hynion’s hydrogen filling stations as well as commercially viable solid-state carbon.
Korea Gas Corp. will construct and operate its first manufacturing hydrogen charging station in Andong, Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, beginning next month.
Equinor has increased its target for hydrogen production in the United Kingdom to 1.8 GW following a visit to Oslo by British Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng.
ZeroAvia is expanding its 19-seat aircraft program in an effort to decarbonize and transform regional air transport.
Later this year, London’s first hydrogen-powered ambulance will hit the road, equipped with an NPROXX hydrogen storage tank capable of storing up to 8kg of compressed gas at a nominal pressure of 350 bar.
Hexagon Purus announced its intention to deliver zero-emission hydrogen technology to the maritime industry, with a particular emphasis on Norway.
