Public and corporate sources of funding have focused on hydrogen, an energy source that emits no carbon emissions when used in fuel cells or burned, as global efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions and address the effects of climate change intensify.
Anglo American’s Chilean subsidiary is planning to spearhead the development of a green hydrogen corridor in central Chile, focusing on innovation and new technologies aimed at accelerating the country’s decarbonization and transforming its mining industry.
In order to obtain green hydrogen, the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority (HOPA) and Atura Power signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Over the next three decades, from 2025 to 2050, investments in green hydrogen could total between 6 and 12 billion USD globally.
ATOME Energy and the Itaipu Binational Technology Park struck a contract to invest in cutting-edge, environmentally friendly hydrogen and ammonia production facilities.
ExxonMobil and Linde have entered into a long-term deal for the off-take of carbon dioxide related to Linde’s new clean hydrogen production in Beaumont, Texas.
Avina Clean Hydrogen has chosen KBR’s K-GreeN technology for its green ammonia project in the United States.
Adams Fork Energy, CNX Resources, and other partners revealed that a multibillion-dollar clean ammonia production project is progressing in Mingo County, West Virginia, with anticipated construction starting in 2024.
The installation of a large-capacity liquid hydrogen tank by Southwest Research Institute will enable the organisation to advance its study into hydrogen energy.
Cummins Inc. will invest more than $1 billion to upgrade engine factories in three states and purchase equipment for producing hydrogen in Minnesota.
