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China accounts for over a third of world emissions each year. It’s committed to becoming carbon-neutral by 2060, and green hydrogen production is a vital part of that strategy.
Green hydrogen is high on the political agenda not only in Flanders, but also in South Africa. A collaboration is in the making, as it turned out during a working visit by Flemish Prime Minister Jan Jambon to Pretoria.
The Pamesa Group’s goal is to gradually replace natural gas usage with eFuel fuel, with the first phase beginning with the delivery of thermal energy at one of the Pamesa Group’s plants in Onda, Castellón.
Henri Poupart-Lafarge, the CEO of the French railway firm Alstom, stated that the business is already working on installing hydrogen trains in Spain
The newly formed Green Energies management’s big commitment: its new commercial brand Navantia Seenergies, which made its debut in the context of this European event attended by 8,000 people and involving roughly 330 enterprises.
Hydrogen Rise, Jindal Shadeed Iron & Steel and Sohar Port and Freezone have signed an agreement to evaluate the development of first green hydrogen plant at Sohar, which will decarbonise the steel production process at Jindal Shadeed´s steel manufacturing plant
SSE Renewables and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy have announced plans to produce and deliver green hydrogen via electrolysis using renewable…
Following the recently reported favorable EU Innovation Fund grant decision of EUR 88 million for Neste’s clean hydrogen project at the Porvoo refinery in Finland, Neste has completed the grant agreement procedure with CINEA and the European Commission.
Namibia and Germany have just signed a collaborative statement of intent to boost green hydrogen research, development, and manufacturing. German investors have already begun to position themselves in Namibia’s green hydrogen industry.
According to a bourse announcement on Tadawul, the signing of the Limited Notice to Proceed (LNTP) agreement refers to the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for the manufacturing of green ammonia.
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