The Labour Government, in power for eight weeks, has sparked hope for net-zero initiatives by launching plans like the removal of the de facto ban on onshore wind, the National Wealth Fund, Great British Energy, and the ‘superhighway’ Eastern Green Link 2 project.
Swedish scientists at Chalmers University of Technology are on the brink of extending the lifespan of hydrogen fuel cells.
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF), composed of flag states and classification societies, has unveiled a comprehensive report detailing guidelines and key safety considerations for the development of liquefied hydrogen bunkering systems.
Turkey’s defense industry is making notable strides to integrate hydrogen technologies into its array of capabilities.
GH2 Solar has secured a significant tender from the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) to manufacture electrolyzers with a capacity of 105 megawatts.
HyTerra received a significant investment from Fortescue Future Industries Technologies, a subsidiary of Fortescue. The A$21.9 million investment will secure Fortescue a 39.8% stake in HyTerra, pending shareholder approval.
The Department of Energy (DOE) revealed that nine corporations—comprising six international and three local firms—are contending for petroleum and hydrogen exploration blocks.
The BGSA consortium, spearheaded by distribution network Cadent, has secured funding from regulator Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund to explore the underground hydrogen storage potential in the East Midlands. This grant aims to facilitate a geological study of depleted oil reservoirs in the region.
H3 Dynamics, a company focusing on hydrogen technology, has been chosen by the EU-backed Clean Aviation Initiative to supply hydrogen fuel cells for a developmental aircraft project.
Advait Infratech Limited has garnered significant attention today as it was awarded a substantial contract to initiate manufacturing capacities for 200 MW of alkaline electrolysers in India.
