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One of the most cutting-edge factories in the world for the production of green steel will start operating in roughly three years.
According to research by the European Investment Bank (EIB), the African Union, and the International Solar Alliance, Egypt is predicted to create 20 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2035.
The National Assembly’s plenary session approved the government budget for Dangjin City to spend 40 billion won on developing a hydrogen city, giving the project more momentum.
At the Boryeong City Hall, Korea Midland Power inked an MOU with Boryeong City, SK E&S, and Korea Energy Engineering University to work together on building the basic infrastructure for liquefied hydrogen in Boryeong with the aim of developing a sustainable hydrogen industrial ecosystem.
The hydrogen city creation project, run by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transportation, has been concluded.
Three cooperative initiatives between Oman and the International Energy Agency (IEA) are now underway to expand and improve green hydrogen generation in Oman.
Japan and Saudi Arabia inked two sets of cooperation agreements in the domains of hydrogen, fuel ammonia, and carbon recycling, further solidifying their existing trade in crude oil-based crude oil.
In order to develop strategies for producing renewable hydrogen, Business Finland has given Neste a public financial award of EUR 27.7 million for green hydrogen projects at Neste’s refinery in Porvoo, Finland.
The first facility of its kind will be built in Arizona thanks to a partnership between the Rob and Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions Service at Arizona State University and waste-to-energy provider Clean-Seas.
A group of American and British businesses announced their interest in using North Sea natural gas as a feedstock to manufacture hydrogen, a resource that has been popular during the so-called energy shift.
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