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In a bid to accelerate the development and production of fuel cells and hydrogen-related products, Japanese automaker Toyota Motor has announced the establishment of a separate company called Hydrogen Factory. This new entity, set to be formed on July 1st, will centralize the management and advancement of Toyota’s hydrogen business area.

Norwegian company Pherousa Green Shipping, in partnership with Pherousa Green Technologies, has unveiled an ambitious plan to potentially order up to six Ultramax dry bulk carriers specifically designed to operate on ammonia as a fuel.

In a groundbreaking collaboration, TotalEnergies and Tree Energy Solutions (TES) have joined forces to pioneer the development of a large-scale renewable hydrogen and carbon dioxide (CO2)-based e-natural gas (e-NG) production unit in the United States.

Plans to produce “fuel cell grade” hydrogen using wastewater in Cambridgeshire, UK, are set to become a reality this summer.

China’s CGN Brazil Energy (CGNBE) has taken a significant step towards establishing a wind and solar power generation complex in the backlands of Bahia, Brazil. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with Quinto Energy to develop a massive 14 GW capacity facility that aims to produce green hydrogen on a large scale.

Green Hydrogen Systems, a leading provider of electrolysis solutions for the production of green hydrogen, has announced a revision to its operating profit guidance for 2023.

Plug Power, has unveiled plans to construct three green hydrogen production plants in Finland as part of a billion-euro investment.

Oracle Power PLC revealed that the project steering committee has successfully convened its inaugural meeting, marking an important milestone in project development and collaboration.

Pherousa Green Shipping AS (PGS) and Pherousa Green Technologies AS (PGT) have joined forces to develop a fleet of Ultramax dry bulk carriers powered by ammonia.

Daimler Truck Holding AG, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC), Hino Motors Ltd., and Toyota Motor Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate the development of advanced technologies and merge MFTBC and Hino.