Brazil has decided to go down the hydrogen road. By 2025, the government will be able to create hydrogen on a large scale in numerous states across the country.
2G Energy said that this is the company’s first hydrogen project on the continent. The customer, an energy firm, has its own electrolyzer and hence significant amounts of hydrogen, which will be transformed into power and heat as needed by 2G’s H2 CHP system.
Smartpipe, located in Houston, Texas, has created a patented system that involves pulling a composite internal pipeline liner through an existing pipeline to increase structural integrity and allow for better monitoring.
Electromobility has already reached public transport. The only question is which drive has the best prospects for the future. However, a trend is emerging.
JP Morgan stated that “stocks concentrating on future transportation have remained excellent” and that “electric or hydrogen transportation will expand owing to rising coal prices.”
