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Panama is set to present its national strategy for green hydrogen and its derivatives for public consultation on April 28.

Chevron Corporation and the Angelicoussis Group have entered into a Joint Study Agreement (JSA) to explore the feasibility of using ammonia as a potential lower carbon marine fuel.

The Rise Fund, an investment fund managed by TPG, is investing in the hydrogen business in Spain through its company Matrix Renewables. The group has reached an agreement with the Spanish group Rolwind Renovables to create Hyren, a platform that will focus on the development of green hydrogen projects in Spain.

SFC Energy and Johnson Matthey have announced the extension of their strategic partnership with the aim of accelerating joint value creation in the fast-growing hydrogen fuel cell market.

As a starting point for the manufacturing of isophoronediamine (IPDA), a crucial raw material for rotor blades in wind turbines, Evonik is investing in a pilot electrolyzer at the Herne location.

According to a government analysis, Australia is no longer a global leader in the development of a clean hydrogen economy and urgently needs to advance critical projects.

The United States Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, announced on Friday that the U.S. could export hydrogen to Japan as part of a broader bilateral energy cooperation effort, which includes wind and nuclear power.

Russian Hydrogen, a company owned by the Russian government, has been tasked with managing the federally owned shares of the Bashkir Soda Company (BSK) and implementing its investment and environmental programs.

The Association of Municipal Companies (VKU) in Germany has raised concerns over the feasibility of the government’s plans to switch to hydrogen gas networks in 2024. VKU Managing Director Ingbert Liebing has warned that the “rigid specifications” in the current draft of the Building Energy Act (GEG) could lead to a failure of the heat transition plans of the Federal Government. Liebing criticized the “rigid requirements” for around 500 municipal utilities with regard to gas and district heating, which he believes are counterproductive and have the opposite effect.

Europe’s largest steel group, ArcelorMittal, is planning to construct a pilot plant for climate-neutral steel production in Hamburg. The company is relying on the expansion of the Hanseatic city into a hydrogen metropolis, without which CEO Uwe Braun says the plan will not work. According to Braun, the company needs “affordable and available” green hydrogen, which is currently not readily accessible.