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Alauda Aeronautics reveals hydrogen-powered Airspeeder Mk4 – first crewed flying racing car
The Airspeeder Mk4 – the first crewed version of Alauda Aeronautics’ airborne racing car – has been presented.
On board the large lift vessel “Sun Shine”, the hull of the first inland hydrogen vessel ever reached Rotterdam.
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The South Korean steelmaker Posco’s intention to invest $40 billion in the nation’s green hydrogen industry has received preliminary approval from the Australian government, which has referred to the Asian country as a crucial partner in the energy transition.
Economic modeling reveals that larger tax benefits on green hydrogen offered in the United States are endangering Australia’s budding renewable hydrogen industry.
When they told governments that heat pumps would never be financially feasible for millions of British houses, gas network executives accused peers of making unsupported claims about the use of hydrogen for heating.
To decarbonize its heavy-duty fleet in Germany, Nikola, and E.ON have partnered with logistics service provider Richter Group. 20 Nikola Tre trucks powered by hydrogen have been ordered by the logistics company as a beginning step.
H2 Genesis and GenH2 have agreed to work together to distribute liquid hydrogen across North America. The GenH2 LS20 Mobile Liquid Hydrogen System, an end-to-end hydrogen liquefication and storage system, will be deployed to multiple sites in the United States, starting with Florida, in their first joint venture between GenH2, as manufacturer, and H2 Genesis, as an owner-operator.
German drinking water supplies are unaffected by the water requirements for electrolysis’s creation of green hydrogen. This is the outcome of investigations that the German Gas and Water Association presented today (DVGW).
Leading industrial names in the area will get over 1,000MW of low-carbon hydrogen from Vertex Hydrogen thanks to contracts the company has inked.
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