In a groundbreaking development, the Donaustadt power plant in Vienna is conducting the world’s first operational test of blending hydrogen with natural gas in a gas and steam turbine system.
Italian fabricator and shipyard, Rosetti Marino, has secured a contract from CrossWind, a joint venture between Shell and Eneco, to build a green hydrogen production and storage plant within the Hollandse Kust Noord offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.
PLAGEN, HYOJIN E&HY, and ReCarbon have joined forces in Seoul to embark on a groundbreaking green methanol project. By employing plasma technology in a biomass-based production plant, PLAGEN aims to increase green methanol output to 20,000 tons annually.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is strengthening its ties with India, aiming to foster collaboration with both public and private sector partners. EIB Vice-President Kris Peeters is visiting India to explore opportunities for investment in clean energy and transport sectors in the country.
The Jinn Pinn Minn Group (JPM Group) and its sister company, CETA Green Technologies Sdn Bhd, have unveiled plans to establish Southeast Asia’s first electric vehicle (EV) and hydrogen-powered test, development, and certification hub.
German Aerospace Center (DLR) and General Electric Aerospace (GE) have conducted extensive research on the combustion of 100 percent hydrogen under realistic aircraft engine operating conditions.
Newcastle is poised to become a prominent hydrogen hub as the Australian federal government commits $70 million to the development of a 55-megawatt hydrogen electrolyzer. The project aims to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, contributing to the region’s renewable energy transformation.
First Hydrogen Corp. has entered into a feasibility study agreement with Sacré-Davey to develop a 35MW green hydrogen production facility and vehicle assembly factory in Shawinigan, Quebec. The project aims to establish a zero-emissions hydrogen ecosystem and boost green technology jobs in the region.
In an attempt to present the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fueled and environmentally friendly, National Highways has faced accusations of greenwashing. The Thames Crossing Action Group (TCAG), which opposes the scheme, dismisses the claims as propaganda, raising concerns about the project’s true environmental impact and cost.
