As climate change and carbon emissions pose an ever-increasing threat to our planet, the global focus on renewable energy sources has intensified. Among these sources, green hydrogen and ammonia have emerged as crucial players in the quest for sustainability. India, with its ambitious Green Hydrogen Mission, is poised to become a major exporter of clean hydrogen fuel.
As part of its commitment to a greener and more sustainable future, Oman has secured firm commitments of $30 billion in green hydrogen projects.
Germany has embarked on a groundbreaking journey towards finding an efficient and cost-effective solution for storing green energy.
On Wednesday, Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck, in collaboration with the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, presented a grant of €2 billion for the partial conversion of Europe’s largest steelworks to green hydrogen-based processes.
US Department of Energy (DOE) has pledged $8.6 million in funding to support hydrogen and fuel cell projects spanning across 16 states.
A project known as the Central Hydrogen Valley (CHV) is set to revolutionize the energy landscape in Poland. With a vision to develop a massive 250MW capacity of hydrogen electrolysers and harness 2GW of wind and solar power by 2030, the CHV aims to produce an estimated 54,000kg of green hydrogen and a staggering 4TWh of carbon-free energy annually.
The Port of Rotterdam and Koninklijke Vopak, two prominent Dutch firms, have been invited to present their ambitious proposals for the construction of the Boegoebaai Port and associated rail links in northwest South Africa.
NextEra Energy Incorporated, a prominent player in the energy sector, has been on the forefront of embracing renewable energy solutions. In the second quarter, the company added a substantial capacity of renewable and energy-storage projects to its portfolio.
APEX Group, a leading developer and operator of green hydrogen electrolysis plants, has set its sights on a groundbreaking hydrogen production project in Lubmin, Germany.
The global push towards a hydrogen-based economy has ignited a debate on the best path forward – green or blue hydrogen.
