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Shell has decided to cancel its plans to build a low-carbon hydrogen plant on Norway’s west coast.
China is actively working on innovative energy solutions and is considering an ambitious project to co-fire green-hydrogen-based ammonia with coal in a large power plant pilot.
The Slovak government has issued a tender titled “ELEKTROLYZÉR NA VÝROBU H2 V ENO,” published on September 23, 2024.
The Walloon Government has issued a tender titled “VKhyLab – National Hydrogen Test Center in Charleroi” with a publication date of September 23, 2024, and a submission deadline of October 24, 2024.
Hydrogen embrittlement poses significant challenges for integrating hydrogen into existing natural gas pipelines. This phenomenon, where metals become brittle and fracture due to the penetration of hydrogen, can compromise the integrity of steel pipelines.
This research is essential given Iran’s untapped renewable energy resources and the ongoing dependence on fossil fuels. By integrating techno-economic analysis with multi-criteria decision-making methods, the researchers identify optimal sites and technologies for wind-to-hydrogen systems.
Shell and TenneT have formalized a significant connection and transport agreement that will link Shell’s large-scale hydrogen plant, Holland Hydrogen 1, to the high-voltage grid.
Norwegian energy company Equinor and its partner RWE have recently announced decision to halt ambitious plan to export hydrogen to…
Australia and Germany have signed a significant green hydrogen agreement worth approximately US $445 million. This deal will secure Germany as a key buyer for renewable hydrogen produced in Australia.
Hyundai and Skoda have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on developing hydrogen fuel cell technologies.
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