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Mitsui E&S, a Japanese multidiscipline engineering company, has completed the construction of a cutting-edge hydrogen gas supply facility at its Tamano factory.

ACWA Power, a global leader in water desalination and a pioneer in clean energy, has joined hands with key partners to explore the feasibility of a green hydrogen export corridor. This ambitious project aims to connect ACWA Power’s hydrogen production sites with the Port of Amsterdam, creating a significant trade route for green hydrogen.

Hyzon Motors and REMONDIS Australia unveil hydrogen-powered waste collecting truck In a joint commercial experiment with REMONDIS Australia, Hyzon Motors…

German gas network providers OGE and Nowega are modifying a gas transport pipeline to transport hydrogen over long distances.

Ammonia cracks hydrogen test, AFC Energy shares increase According to fresh test results, AFC Energy’s next-generation ammonia cracker technology has…

South Korean steel giant POSCO is taking bold strides to be at the forefront of this revolution. With its sights set on net-zero emissions, POSCO is embarking on a major green hydrogen project in Oman’s Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Duqm.

South Australia is set to become a global leader in green hydrogen production with a groundbreaking project in Whyalla. The state government has selected a consortium comprising ATCO Australia and BOC, a British industrial gas and engineering group, as preferred partners to build a massive 250 MW hydrogen production facility, a 200 MW hydrogen power plant, and a hydrogen storage facility in the Upper Spencer Gulf.

Nedstack and ComAp have joined forces to revolutionize the power generation landscape. Their strategic alliance aims to develop sophisticated control systems that seamlessly integrate fuel cell technology into power generation processes, unlocking the immense potential of this clean energy source.

Sunborne Systems has successfully conducted its first operational test of ammonia reactor technology, surpassing all expectations.

The German Renewable Energy Association (BEE) has raised concerns about the draft of the guarantee of origin for electricity used in green hydrogen production, warning that it contains critical loopholes.