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In the quest for clean and sustainable energy solutions, representatives from Chint, a renowned Chinese smart energy company, recently visited the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex (Cipp) in Brazil.

ENERTIME, a prominent engineering company, has unveiled its participation in the highly anticipated EPHYRA project, set to commence on June 1, 2023. With funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe framework, the project is set to receive an impressive grant of approximately €17.76 million over the course of five years.

The Environment Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF) has taken a significant step forward in its pursuit of green hydrogen development by inviting consultancy bids to conduct feasibility studies for three hydrogen valleys identified under the country’s Green Hydrogen Strategy.

Towngas, the leading gas utility company in Hong Kong, is optimistic about the potential of hydrogen energy in the region and has been actively engaging with various stakeholders, according to General Manager Don Cheng Hill-Kwong.

The establishment of NLHydrogen, a trade association for the hydrogen industry in the Netherlands, is expected to provide a significant boost to the development of the hydrogen economy.

This partnership holds great importance for green initiatives within both countries and on a global scale.

In a significant move towards supporting the global energy transition and combating climate change, Sinopec, the Chinese oil giant, is set to launch the world’s largest green hydrogen project.

Total Energies, under the leadership of CEO Patrick Pouyanné, has announced plans to study a major wind and solar project in Morocco with the aim of exporting electricity to Europe.

In the race to find sustainable energy alternatives to fossil fuels, POSCO E&C has emerged as a frontrunner, prioritizing eco-friendly plant technologies utilizing hydrogen and nuclear power.

Salzgitter, a prominent German steelmaker, has chosen the Energiron DR technology, developed jointly by Tenova and Danieli, for its upcoming direct reduction iron (DRI) plant in Lower Saxony, Germany.