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Lhyfe, a global leader in green and renewable hydrogen production, and duisport, the company managing the world’s largest inland port in Duisburg, are conducting a feasibility study for the construction of the first electrolysis-based hydrogen production plant in the port of Duisburg.

UK’s Energy Security Secretary, Grant Shapps, indicates a probable policy reversal on the way low-carbon hydrogen production is funded. This move comes as a respite for households already grappling with soaring energy bills.

In a pioneering move, Deutsche Bahn Cargo, the largest freight railway in Europe, is evolving a cost-effective transport solution for large quantities of hydrogen.

Australia’s ambitious push to cut carbon emissions and boost alternative energy resources reached a new milestone this Saturday, with Energy Minister Chris Bowen announcing the approval of a A$51 million ($34 million) renewable hydrogen plant in Victoria.

The Dutch government announced an ambitious plan on Friday to significantly increase its subsidies for green hydrogen production, using energy derived from renewable sources.

Vietnam and Korea have joined forces to develop LNG (liquefied natural gas) and hydrogen projects in Vietnam, as announced during the Vietnam-Korea Business Forum held in Hanoi.

As the Biden administration gears up to provide guidance on how hydrogen producers can benefit from significant tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act, energy companies and environmental advocates find themselves in a tense lobbying standoff.

In a significant boost to its hydrogen strategy, Rheinmetall has secured two new orders for fuel cell components, including cathode flaps and shut-off valves, worth a substantial amount in the mid-two-digit million-euro range.

Yara Clean Ammonia (YCA) and Bunker Holding Group have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the aim of accelerating the development of clean ammonia as a fuel for the shipping industry.

The Pennsylvania Senate is deliberating a measure that could transform regulatory oversight of large wells used to store carbon dioxide emissions underground.