A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed by Hydrogen Europe, Hydrogen Europe Research, and EURAMET (the European Association of National Metrology Institutes) to promote cooperation for the mutual benefit of the associations and to support hydrogen research and technology that require metrological knowledge and information.
In order to manufacture and sell H2 and NH3 fuel kits as well as conversions of hydrocarbon-fueled generators, engines, tractors, grain driers, and other equipment, Hydrofuel Canada has recently entered into an exclusive manufacturing and sales partnership with Technocarb.
The first hydrogen fueling station for NEOM will be built, owned, and operated by Air Products Qudra as part of a contract with ENOWA, NEOM’s subsidiary for energy, water, and hydrogen.
A contract worth over $9 million has been given to Babcock & Wilcox Environmental business segment to develop and provide two cooling systems for a clean hydrogen production facility in the Middle East.
One of the largest construction equipment trade shows in the world saw the international debut of JCB’s £100 million effort to manufacture extremely efficient hydrogen engines.
In a first for the nation, Lhyfe and Centrica have decided to work together to produce green, renewable, offshore hydrogen in the UK.
The National Commission of Markets and Competition has just given the power provider permission to transfer ownership of both facilities from EDP Spain to two separate businesses: Aboo Generación Eléctricas and Grupo 4 Combinado Cycle Thermal Power Plant.
Cummins is concentrating on three important areas for hydrogen as a consequence of acquisitions and investment: the generation of green hydrogen, the management and transportation of hydrogen, and the use of hydrogen in engines and fuel cells.
The Italian Hydrogen Association, H2IT, views it as proof of the supply chain’s realism. To expand hydrogen mobility in Italy, it is strategically important to begin building infrastructure.
According to Kamran Huseynov, deputy director of Azerbaijan’s State Agency on Alternative and Renewable Energy Sources, an interdepartmental working group on hydrogen has been formed to conduct research and develop recommendations for the production of hydrogen in the nation.
