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The Gulf nations are rapidly positioning themselves as key players in the global green hydrogen supply chain. Hydrogen, produced using renewable electricity, holds the promise of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combatting climate change.

California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has inked an $80 million deal with Stadler Rail to introduce the first hydrogen-powered intercity passenger trains in North America. This groundbreaking initiative reinforces California’s commitment to being a global pioneer in clean and eco-friendly transport solutions.

In an audacious bid to revolutionize the automotive landscape, five Japanese automakers – Toyota, Suzuki, Honda, Kawasaki, and Yamaha -…

Nearly a year ago, the BarMar hydrogen pipeline project was announced with great expectations, aiming to connect Spain and France, potentially revolutionizing the hydrogen landscape.

EnerVenue has become the first company to introduce metal-hydrogen batteries capable of a staggering 30,000 cycles, and they are entering the South American market in style through a significant Master Supply Agreement (MSA) with VedantaESS. This pivotal agreement entails VedantaESS procuring and deploying 525 MWh of EnerVenue’s Energy Storage Vessel (ESVs) over the next three years.

Woodside Energy, one of Australia’s leading energy companies, has chosen to defer a final investment decision (FID) for its ambitious clean hydrogen project in the United States.

Ontario is on a determined path towards greener, more sustainable energy solutions, making significant strides in positioning itself as a leader in the growing hydrogen economy.

Consulate of Germany reopening in Ceará focuses on hydrogen In Fortaleza, Ceará, the Honorary Consulate of Germany confirmed that it…

Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) and Siemens Energy have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership to advance green hydrogen technologies.

Construction has commenced on the groundbreaking Hydrogen Park (HyP) project in Gladstone, Australia. The initiative, backed by the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) with support from the Queensland government’s Hydrogen Industry Development Fund, is set to become the country’s first city-wide renewable hydrogen blending project.