UK Government has announced substantial funding for seven hydrogen fuel projects across the nation, totaling £21 million. This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to advancing domestic hydrogen production and embracing clean energy solutions as part of its net zero agenda.
The surge in federal subsidies and investments aimed at advancing hydrogen fuel production in the United States is encountering growing scrutiny as concerns mount over its actual environmental impact.
The United States Treasury’s proposed hourly matching rules for green hydrogen production, aimed at qualifying for the top rate of the $3/kg production tax credit (PTC), have sparked debates regarding their potential impact on the cost, efficiency, and carbon intensity of hydrogen production in the country.
Austria is set to embark on a significant journey towards sustainable energy backed by a substantial €400 million subsidy package facilitated by the European Hydrogen Bank (EHB).
NextChem, a subsidiary of MAIRE Group, makes significant strides in electrochemistry with the acquisition of HyDEP and Dragoni Group, bolstering its capabilities in innovative electrolysis technology development.
The European Commission has thrown its weight behind the ambitious “Puglia Green Hydrogen Valley” project, allocating substantial funding to propel the initiative forward.
AFC Energy has achieved a milestone in hydrogen generation technology with its innovative ammonia cracker reactor, boasting efficiency gains and surpassing regulatory standards.
The University of Birmingham and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) have embarked on a collaboration to develop an innovative hydrogen dispensing system, poised to revolutionize India’s transport sector.
Indonesia, a nation rich in natural resources and burgeoning renewable energy potential, is making waves in the realm of sustainable transportation with the introduction of locally produced green hydrogen as a game-changing fuel alternative.
TECO 2030, a prominent player in hydrogen fuel cell technology, is set to deliver a 100kW fuel cell stack to Yokogawa’s global headquarters in Tokyo.
