- Repsol and P2H2 Validate AEM Electrolyzer for Flexible Green Hydrogen Production
- Google Turns to Environmental Certificates as Stegra Scales Green Hydrogen Steel
- African Development Bank Targets $20M to Advance Four Green Hydrogen Projects
- RWE’s 400 MW Moerdijk Battery Targets Dutch Grid Congestion and Offshore Wind Integration
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To explore potential in the region, the company inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Net Zero Carbon Solutions, a consultancy located in the United States and Latin America.
The APA study seeks to test the Parmelia Gas Pipeline’s 43-kilometer capacity to transport up to 100% hydrogen.
Korean auto, chemical, and steel businesses have announced hydrogen business road maps to stimulate demand and develop new growth drivers as part of the global energy transformation.
Hydrogen passenger train made its premiere on French rails, with the country’s transport minister hailing it as the future of green public transportation.
Five initiatives deemed to be of common interest to the European Union were endorsed by a joint ministerial resolution.
The partners propose to investigate the feasibility and potential of integrating an offshore wind turbine directly with an electrolyser and transferring renewable hydrogen to shore through the EU-funded Oyster project.
According to Argus Media, GNL Quintero, the operator of Chile’s Quintero LNG terminal, has inked preliminary off-take agreements with various clients with its Spanish partners Enagas and Acciona Energa.
Plastic Omnium, which creates gasoline tanks for regular cars, is pushing out into sectors like hydrogen, which can also be used to generate electricity through fuel cells.
Uniper Energy and the Port of Rotterdam Authority have reached an agreement to promote green hydrogen production at the Uniper…
Gen2 Energy and Vefsn municipality reached an agreement on the future acquisition and sale of two plots in Vefsn municipality…
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