Japan’s recent commitment of ¥17.3bn ($110m) towards two hydrogen research projects signifies a significant leap in the pursuit of hydrogen propulsion systems for aviation.
The European Commission’s recent allocation of €115m for the establishment of 43 new hydrogen refuelling stations (HRSs) across seven EU countries marks a step towards advancing zero-emission mobility in the region.
Vireon, a subsidiary of Norwegian Hydrogen, has clinched a substantial EU grant of €9.2 million to lead the establishment of green hydrogen production and refueling stations for heavy-duty vehicles across Finland and Denmark.
France-based green hydrogen firm, Lhyfe, sees the United Kingdom as a promising market for their operations and recent expansion efforts. The founder, Matthieu Guesné, indicated a strong commitment to the UK hydrogen market after designating the North East region as their headquarters.
Johnson Matthey (JM) disclosed that DG Fuels has opted for its Fischer Tropsch (FT) CANS technology for its maiden sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production plant in Louisiana. Developed alongside bp, JM’s technology is set to be deployed on a scale seven times greater than any preceding project.
MOL Group has launched a green hydrogen production plant in Százhalombatta, Hungary. With a capacity of 10 megawatts, the facility is one of the largest of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe.
Toyota Motor Corporation’s Chairman, Akio Toyoda, has a passion for both donuts of the vehicular and edible kind. Toyoda found a unique way to enjoy both guilt-free with the assistance of hydrogen technology.
Provaris Energy has embarked on a strategic partnership with Global Energy Storage (GES) to explore the development of a hydrogen import facility in Rotterdam.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) recently made headlines with its announcement of $59.1 million in funding allocated to 21 research projects focused on advancing renewable hydrogen and low-emission iron and steel technologies.
