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Chilean state-owned hydrocarbons company Enap recently announced its partnership with Germany’s Neuman & Esser to construct its inaugural green hydrogen plant.

Toyota Motor Corporation’s Chairman, Akio Toyoda, has a passion for both donuts of the vehicular and edible kind. Toyoda found a unique way to enjoy both guilt-free with the assistance of hydrogen technology.

In response to the consultation on non-road mobile machinery (NRMM) by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and the Department for Transport, the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA) has raised significant concerns regarding the government’s approach to sustainability in the construction industry.

US refiners and chemical manufacturers are at the forefront of hydrogen production and consumption in the States. In light of impending legislative changes, this is expected to redefine the way hydrogen is consumed and distributed across the country.

Concerns are rising from hydrogen energy producers regarding recent federal guidance on the 45V tax credit’s implementation. The incentive, born from the Inflation Reduction Act, aims to reduce the tax burden on eligible hydrogen producers that help decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

The recent collaboration between Brazilian mining giant Vale and China’s Central South University (CSU) in establishing a joint laboratory for low-carbon and hydrogen metallurgy marks a milestone in the pursuit of sustainable steel technologies.

KBR has embarked on a groundbreaking initiative in collaboration with First State Hydrogen to assess the feasibility of establishing a clean hydrogen production facility in Delaware.

U.S. Senator Alex Padilla and U.S. Representative Barbara Lee, in coordination with Port of Oakland and the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES) announced the injection of up to $1.2 billion into California’s hydrogen sector to increase production and usage.

Nuvera Fuel Cells and power management services provider, Power Innovations International, have developed a hydrogen-powered generator and rapid charger.

California has been making substantial investments – over $250 million – into creating a network of hydrogen fueling stations.