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Raven SR, Chevron New Energies, and Hyzon Motors are collaborating to commercialize a green waste-to-hydrogen production facility in Richmond that will offer hydrogen fuel to Northern California transportation markets.
Porsche has created a hydrogen engine prototype for high-end sports cars that can rival a V8, 4.4-liter internal combustion engine while using less gasoline and emitting emissions that are comparable to those of the surrounding air.
Villeta green hydrogen and ammonia project FID expected in Q2 2023 According to ATOME Energy, the Villeta green hydrogen and…
The South Korean government declared that Malaysian and UAE-produced hydrogen would be imported beginning in 2027 and used to generate electricity and then exported after being converted into ammonia.
With the announcement of a cooperation with HyNet, one of the UK’s top government-backed industrial decarbonization initiatives, Manchester Airport has disclosed intentions to become the first airport in the country to have a direct supply of low carbon hydrogen fuel.
Pyeongtaek, Namyangju, Dangjin, Boryeong, and Gwangyang Pohang are among the six local governments that have been chosen as “hydrogen cities” locations.
Korea Shipbuilding & Maritime, the shipbuilding and offshore intermediate holding company of HD Hyundai, is collaborating with Europe’s largest research institute and fuel cell component manufacturer.
Strong commercial relations between Oman and the UK have led to thousands of jobs, economic progress, and wealth in Oman. Hydrogen additionally strengthens the ties.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS, a division of Nel ASA, has reached an agreement with HH2E for two 60 MW electrolyzer facilities in Germany and a FEED (Front End Engineering and Design) study.
On the site of a defunct hydroelectric project on the Olt River from Romania’s communist era, the Romanian energy business Hidroelectrica intends to build a 300 MW solar photovoltaic and green hydrogen project in Brasov County (central Romania).
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