- EU’s Circular Economy Drive Faces Industrial and Regulatory Crossroads
- Utility and Seongnam City Partner on Hydrogen Demonstration Plant to Advance Korea’s Energy Transition
- Drax Expands FlexGen Portfolio with £157M Acquisition of Battery Storage Projects
- German Hydrogen Strategy Faces Audit Scrutiny as Supply-Demand Gap Widens
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During H2 MEET, H2 Energy News had the chance to interview Juancho Tabangay of PowerTech USA.
H2MEET: From Waste Gas to Green Hydrogen, True Breakthrough with Claus Nussgruber CEO Utility Global
During H2 MEET in Korea, H2 Energy News spoke with Claus Nussgruber, the CEO of Utility Global, to talk about the company’s vision and the future of hydrogen energy.
The Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Karim Badawi, has affirmed the nation’s dedication to progressing its green hydrogen initiatives.
Germany’s Saft is set to supply lithium titanium oxide (LTO) batteries for Siemens Mobility’s new hydrogen-powered trains, Mireo Plus H.
The U.S. Department of Energy has provided a $2.5 million grant to the Port of Oakland to advance fuel cell technology.
The European Union has approved a funding package of €1 billion to boost the hydrogen electrolyser industry in Portugal.
Plans are in motion to establish Europe’s largest green hydrogen project in Scotland.
DRIFT Energy, a UK startup, is pioneering green energy at sea. The firm uses advanced sailing vessels to produce green hydrogen.
Amid the global transition to renewable energy, there’s an innovative concept that could revolutionize hydrogen production. These are artificial energy islands.
Europe is at risk of losing its lead in hydrogen technology. China and the USA are advancing faster, warns a study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Europe still benefits from earlier advantages in materials, efficiency, and longevity of plants. However, this lead is diminishing.
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