The Consortium PoWer Project, an initiative that includes Deutz, a renowned German engine manufacturer among others, focuses on developing hydrogen-based powertrains, specifically hydrogen engines, to create sustainable solutions for farming and agricultural machinery.
The Norwegian green ammonia project, which was anticipated to be a significant breakthrough in green energy, is now facing delays and scaling down on its commitments.
NIM and EH Group have joined forces to develop hydrogen-powered marine propulsion systems that produce no emissions.
The Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has partnered with Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited (JCIL) to promote green technology integration in the steel manufacturing process.
In the Scottish town of Fife, the world’s first domestic green hydrogen gas network has been successfully completed.
The European Union is taking steps to fortify its local manufacturing sector by excluding Chinese hydrogen production equipment from its subsidy programs.
India has received a significant boost from the World Bank. An additional $1.5 billion in financing has been approved to aid the country’s shift to low-carbon and green hydrogen energy.
Hazer Group has received a significant financial boost with a $6.2 million grant from the Western Australian government.
ENEOS is making a substantial investment in green hydrogen production in Queensland, targeting a significant boost in renewable energy initiatives.
Ecopetrol plans to invest $28.5 million in constructing a green hydrogen plant.
