The global ammonia industry is set for significant growth, with capacity expected to increase from 238 million metric tons per annum (mtpa) in 2022 to a substantial 311 million mtpa by 2030. This expansion is driven by 114 planned and announced ammonia plants scheduled to come online within this period, primarily in North America and the Former Soviet Union.
TotalÉnergies has made an unprecedented call for tenders. The company is on a mission to procure a staggering 500,000 tons per year of green hydrogen, marking a significant step in its journey to eliminate carbon emissions from its oil refining activities across Europe.
Spearheaded by Djewels B.V., a subsidiary of HyCC (Clean Hydrogen Coastline Consortium), and supported by a consortium of European companies, the Djewels project is poised to play a pivotal role in Europe’s green hydrogen landscape. Let’s delve into the details of this significant endeavor and its potential impact.
Enagás, the natural gas network manager, and transmission system operator (TSO), is launching a non-binding Call for Interest process for the country’s first green hydrogen backbone network. This initiative marks a crucial step in Spain’s efforts to transition to sustainable and renewable energy sources, particularly green hydrogen.
Nikola Corporation, a prominent player in the realm of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, is gearing up to make a significant stride in the clean energy transportation sector.
South Australia is positioning itself as a global leader in renewable energy with the introduction of a landmark bill aimed at streamlining the development of hydrogen and renewable energy projects.
Entergy has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Monarch Energy to provide renewable power for Monarch’s 300 MW electrolyzer project in South Louisiana.
EWE GASSPEICHER, a subsidiary of EWE, has embarked on a pioneering initiative to assess the future storage requirements for hydrogen through a market survey. This effort aims to align storage capacity with the growing demand for hydrogen in various sectors.
The government-controlled power company, Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), is teaming up with European investors to explore the production of green ammonia and hydrogen. These ambitious projects align with Montenegro’s goal of transitioning to clean energy and reducing carbon emissions.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office (HFTO) is leading the charge by offering fellowships that support innovative climate solutions and reinforce America’s position in science and engineering.
