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In a groundbreaking collaboration, Japan’s JFE Steel and Exxon Mobil have joined forces to develop high-pressure hydrogen pipeline technology, aiming to establish industry standards as the demand for hydrogen rises, particularly in the United States.

Sardinian regional transport company Arst is making another attempt to introduce sustainable transportation solutions with the announcement of a new tender worth 138.7 million euros (excluding VAT) for the procurement of 10 trains powered by hydrogen and electricity. This initiative follows the failure of a previous tender that received no bids.

The Government of British Columbia is investing $4 million in the BC Hydrogen Ports Project, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at decarbonizing the shipping and transportation sectors.

The Environment and Ecology Bureau (EEB) in Hong Kong has announced the approval of three additional trial projects on hydrogen fuel technology.

In a significant economic development announcement, Governor Jim Justice revealed a new hydrogen manufacturing project coming to West Virginia.

Pakistan is set to embark on its first Green Hydrogen project in Thatta through a strategic collaboration with China. The Sindh government has issued a letter of intent, and a vast area of 7,000 acres near the Gharo Jhimpir wind corridor has been allocated for this groundbreaking initiative.

Heliogen, a leading provider of AI-enabled concentrating solar energy technology, has entered into a definitive contract with the City of Lancaster, California, to produce green hydrogen to meet the city’s growing fuel needs.

Fluxys, the natural gas transporter, is currently undertaking a significant project to construct a new pipeline that will enhance the transportation of natural gas from the port of Zeebrugge to Germany.

Addressing this need, a pioneering problem-solving proposal aims to develop a cutting-edge facility for the efficient production, distribution, and consumption of hydrogen.

Germany’s economy ministry has granted approval for the early implementation of the Electrolysis Corridor East Germany project, which aims to establish four large-scale electrolysers with a combined capacity of 210 MW for the production of green hydrogen on an industrial scale.