California is poised to reinforce its position as a global leader in clean transportation with a groundbreaking $127 million agreement between Caltrans and Stadler Rail, Inc.
British multinational oil company BP is spearheading the creation of Castellón Green Hydrogen, a pioneering project aimed at establishing a renewable hydrogen hub in Spain’s Castellón de la Plana refinery.
India stands on the cusp of a transformative energy revolution with the advent of its first operational green hydrogen plant, spearheaded by Haryana-based Hygenco.
The trajectory of low-carbon hydrogen hinges on a pivotal shift in global regulatory frameworks, favoring carbon intensity over color, asserts a groundbreaking report by Wood Mackenzie.
The Ugandan government has joined hands with Industrial Promotion Services (Kenya) Limited (IPS) and Westgass Internasjonal AS (Norway) to establish a green hydrogen-based fertilizer plant.
In Europe, Spain emerges as a key player, second only to Germany, in harnessing the potential of green hydrogen. With ambitious production targets and cutting-edge research initiatives, Spain is poised to lead the continent towards a carbon-neutral future.
The European Commission’s approval of the “Hy2Infra” program marks a significant milestone in Europe’s journey towards a sustainable energy future. With seven member states pledging billions of euros, this initiative aims to revolutionize the continent’s hydrogen infrastructure.
Korea, long regarded as a leader in the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market, is facing stiff competition from China as its dominance wanes in the global arena.
India is poised for a green revolution in its transport, shipping, and steel industries with the launch of pilot projects under the National Green Hydrogen Mission.
