thyssenkrupp Uhde, a leading engineering company, has joined forces with the OFFSET consortium, led by SwitcH2 B.V., to develop a groundbreaking industrial-scale floating green hydrogen and ammonia project.
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Canadian company World Energy GH2 is making significant strides in the field of renewable hydrogen production with its groundbreaking project Nujio’qonik. Partnering with global leader Topsoe, the project aims to produce renewable hydrogen and ammonia at a large scale using wind energy power.
Fortescue, a leading company in the mining industry, is making significant strides towards a sustainable energy future with its Green Hydrogen (H2V) project in the state.
Siemens and Verano Energy have embarked on a momentous partnership to develop an extraordinary green hydrogen production complex in Chile.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL) and GREENSTAT Hydrogen India Pvt. Ltd. have taken a meaningful step towards promoting green hydrogen and its derivatives in India.
Air Products has taken a significant step forward in its ambitious plan to store carbon dioxide (CO2) safely and permanently beneath Lake Maurepas as part of the Louisiana Clean Energy Complex.
In a groundbreaking initiative, Beijing has launched its first-ever hydrogen-based project, poised to play a crucial role in the country’s carbon market trade.
An ambitious plan to establish the UK’s first ‘Hydrogen Village’ in Redcar is making waves as Northern Gas Networks (NGN) reveals that the project could bring over £300 million in investments and generate at least 300 new jobs in the historically underfunded region.
The energy landscape is undergoing a transformative shift towards sustainable alternatives, and hydrogen is at the forefront of this revolution. As part of this green transition, gas distributor SGN has embarked on a groundbreaking project to trial hydrogen gas through a decommissioned pipeline in Scotland.
As Aberdeen moves forward with its ambitious green hydrogen hub project, a political divide emerges between coalition partners in the Scottish government. The debate revolves around the involvement of oil and gas giants, BP and Shell, in the development of the hydrogen facility.
