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The Northern Territory (NT) government has made significant progress in its plans for the Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct, issuing “not to deal” commitments to five proponents for specific land parcels within the 1,500-hectare site.

Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles (FCVs) have gained support from automakers like Toyota and Hyundai in their quest for net zero emissions. However, despite their advantages on paper, dismal sales figures indicate that customers remain skeptical, posing challenges for wider adoption.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed his satisfaction on Thursday as Italy and Germany agreed to collaborate on the construction of a pipeline for transporting gas and hydrogen between the two countries.

The Environment and Ecology Bureau (EEB) of Hong Kong has announced the approval of three additional trial projects involving hydrogen fuel technology.

SCZone approves green hydrogen projects The framework agreement reached during the Climate Change Summit (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh in November…

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Japan’s JFE Steel and Exxon Mobil have joined forces to develop high-pressure hydrogen pipeline technology, aiming to establish industry standards as the demand for hydrogen rises, particularly in the United States.

Uruguay’s state oil company, Ancap, has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking $4 billion green hydrogen project as part of the government’s broader strategy to foster low-cost renewable energy.

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a significant loan of $400 million to support the development of the green hydrogen industry in Chile.

As the iconic Le Mans endurance race commemorates its centenary, the Hydrogen Village has emerged as a platform for the general public to explore zero-emission racing cars and mobility applications of the future. With surprises in store throughout the week, the Hydrogen Village is set to captivate attendees with its innovative showcase.

Sardinian regional transport company Arst is making another attempt to introduce sustainable transportation solutions with the announcement of a new tender worth 138.7 million euros (excluding VAT) for the procurement of 10 trains powered by hydrogen and electricity. This initiative follows the failure of a previous tender that received no bids.