- Toyota’s Multi Pathway Strategy Puts Batteries, Hybrids and Hydrogen on Same Decarbonization Roadmap
- Hamburg Begins H2 Connector Construction as Hydrogen Network Moves Toward 2027 Launch
- UNDP and Hindustan Unilever Expand India Plastic Circularity Program to 50 Cities by 2028
- Peru Moves to Build Regulatory Framework for Battery Energy Storage
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SSE and Siemens Energy have joined forces to advance hydrogen power in the UK. Their new initiative, Mission H2 Power, aims to develop gas turbines that can run entirely on hydrogen.
Finland has issued a new tender titled “Engineering Consultant Services for Hydrogen Transmission Network (Trunkline) Investments,” published on December 6, 2024.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has announced a new tender titled “Development of Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure” with a focus on Oslo, Akershus, and Østfold regions.
India’s leading conglomerate, the Adani Group plans to invest ₹7.5 lakh crore in Rajasthan. This significant investment will be directed toward building a robust green energy infrastructure and creating numerous employment opportunities within the state.
Getech Group, a leading geoscience and geospatial technology company, has signed a strategic partnership with Natural Hydrogen Ventures (NHV).
Dubai has embarked on an ambitious journey to produce green hydrogen, a move that significantly contributes to reducing carbon emissions.
Recently, a new patent titled “Hydrogen Gas Production Assembly” has been filed by RSJ Oosm B.V.
HyTerra has completed a strategic investment from Fortescue Future Industries Technologies, receiving A$21.9 million.
Nel Hydrogen, a subsidiary of Norway’s Nel ASA, has signed a contract with Samsung C&T Corporation for 10 megawatts of alkaline electrolyzer equipment, valued at approximately EUR 5 million.
Ardagh Glass Packaging-Europe, part of the Ardagh Group, is taking a significant step forward in sustainable manufacturing.
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