- Spain Expands Electricity Grid Strategy to Meet Surging Hydrogen and Renewable Demand by 2030
- MOL Group Advances Petrochemical Circularity with Certified Plastic-Waste Feedstock Trial in Hungary
- Jordan and China’s UEG Launch $1.15B Feasibility Study for Large-Scale Green Hydrogen Project
- Stargate Hydrogen and Saudi RDI Forge Partnership to Advance Green Hydrogen Innovation
Browsing: Projects
The future of sustainable and eco-friendly transportation took a significant leap forward as the first hydrogen-powered train embarked on its test period this week.
A major undertaking is currently underway to develop a 3,300 km hydrogen pipeline that will connect North Africa to Europe as part of the SoutH2 Corridor project.
China has made significant progress in hydrogen production technology with a successful test of its direct seawater electrolysis method.
HENSOLDT is making significant strides in the field of hydrogen technology with the establishment of a pilot plant at its site in Kiel.
Although slowly, the evolution and development of hydrogen as a source of green energy for the future of industries and mobility is gaining momentum with each passing day.
Bosch, a leading engineering and technology company, has announced its takeover of the production of the S3 fuel cell stack for PowerCell, a Swedish fuel cell technology provider.
Tasmania’s Bell Bay Power Station to Transform into a $1.2 Billion Green Methanol and Hydrogen Plant
The Rockliff Liberal Government of Tasmania has expressed its enthusiasm for a groundbreaking proposal to repurpose the decommissioned Bell Bay Power Station into a state-of-the-art green methanol and hydrogen plant.
The shift from natural gas to green hydrogen is gaining momentum, and the “Electrolysis Corridor East Germany” project by Enertrag is a significant step in this direction.
Argentina is set to impose a requirement that green hydrogen project developers source a significant portion of their equipment from the country in order to receive subsidies.
In an intriguing development, German project developers are exploring the possibility of producing hydrogen for Europe’s industries by utilizing an existing power plant in Angola.
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