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An international tender has been launched for a pre-feasibility study for the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor, a cross-border hydrogen project being developed by six European Union (EU) countries.
Rebus Regionalbus Rostock, a public transportation company in Germany, has announced its plan to replace its current fleet of 170 diesel buses with fuel cell vehicles.
Chevron Corporation and the Angelicoussis Group have entered into a Joint Study Agreement (JSA) to explore the feasibility of using ammonia as a potential lower carbon marine fuel.
Saudi Arabia and the Netherlands are working together to strengthen their cooperation in the field of energy, with a focus on clean hydrogen.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has recently signed two agreements with Japanese partners to strengthen the low-carbon hydrogen value chain between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Japan.
Europe’s ambitious plans for producing green hydrogen, a renewable form of hydrogen produced with renewable energy, have sparked a race among African countries eager to become suppliers.
The Taurus, Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell prime mover, will be unveiled by Pure Hydrogen Corporation at the Brisbane Truck Show on May 18, 2023, and will afterwards undergo commercial trials with PepsiCo Australia in Brisbane.
A conversation with Jason Hoyle, a Principal Energy Policy Analyst. He specializes in energy and carbon markets, analysis of clean energy policies and regulations, and utility rate design.
The Spanish dream of emissions-free heavy industry begins on a craggy Castilian hillside covered in solar panels and concludes with a refreshing beer. Renewable hydrogen will determine the beer’s price and availability.
At its Friedrichshafen headquarters, Rolls-Royce intends to manufacture green hydrogen and test its mtu hydrogen engines and fuel cell systems.
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