The Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub in New South Wales (NSW) has received a substantial $45 million boost from the state government. This investment is poised to redefine the region’s industrial landscape, reduce emissions, and demonstrate the viability of green hydrogen at scale.
French motor oil specialist, Motul, has forged a strategic partnership with Green Corp Konnection (GCK), a pioneer in carbon-free mobility solutions. This collaboration, set to be unveiled at CES 2024 in Las Vegas, promises to revolutionize the automotive industry.
Belgium is gearing up for a hydrogen revolution as it prepares to invest €10 million in developing infrastructure for hydrogen imports at its ports. The move, initiated by the Belgian Minister of Energy, is a significant step toward positioning the country as a key player in the burgeoning hydrogen economy.
EWE Gasspeicher, a prominent German energy company, has taken steps to convert an existing natural gas cavern into a hydrogen storage facility. The application for this transformation has been submitted to the Federal Network Agency, marking a crucial milestone in the journey towards decarbonization.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently concluded a significant legal battle with a hydrogen fuel vehicle company and several of its executives.
eThekwini Municipality in South Africa has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to kickstart the development of a hydrogen supply chain infrastructure.
Isuzu Motors Limited and Honda are set to introduce the world to their revolutionary creation: the Isuzu Giga Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck. This hydrogen-powered truck is making its debut at the Japan Mobility Show 2023 (formerly known as the Tokyo Motor Show) and promises to reshape the landscape of heavy-duty transportation.
As the world pivots towards decarbonization and energy security, hydrogen is taking center stage as a clean energy carrier. What’s more, the logistics of transporting hydrogen efficiently and safely over long distances have become a critical concern. Enter ammonia, a versatile and cost-effective solution that’s revolutionizing the global hydrogen transportation landscape.
In a groundbreaking endeavor supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, the Northern Adriatic Hydrogen Valley (NAHV) project has set its sights on becoming Europe’s leading hub for green hydrogen production and innovation. This ambitious initiative, spanning 72 months, unites three partner countries—Croatia, Italy, and Slovenia—in a concerted effort to create a competitive market for green hydrogen.
Under the visionary guidance of King Mohammed VI, Morocco is embarking on an ambitious journey to lead the green hydrogen market in North Africa, spearheading a sustainable energy revolution.
