The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved the conversion of a natural gas power plant to a new hydrogen system, despite concerns from opponents that the new system might not produce enough power and might even worsen the environment.
An agreement was signed between Aboitiz Power and JERA of Japan to work together on determining whether ammonia and hydrogen may be developed as substitute “greener” fuels for generating electricity.
In order to jointly create reliable and substantial clean ammonia (green and blue ammonia) supply chains in Asia, Europe, and the US, RWE, LOTTE CHEMICAL Corporation (LOTTE), and Mitsubishi Corporation (MC) have formed a strategic alliance.
A non-binding term sheet between Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and African Rainbow Energy outlines their joint exploration of possible green hydrogen business prospects throughout South Africa.
In order to get around the difficulty of constructing an expensive network exclusively for passenger cars, BMW is hoping to ride the network of hydrogen fueling stations for trucks.
According to BP CEO Bernard Looney, the company intends to increase its pipeline of hydrogen projects from the 1.8 million t/yr it is now working on by the end of this year.
Wind turbines in the North Sea near Germany might generate one million tons of hydrogen. This ambitious proposal involves over 100 German corporations investing over 10 billion euros.
