Hyosung Co., Ltd. has forged a strategic partnership with Seoul Energy Corporation aimed at accelerating the development of hydrogen charging infrastructure in Seoul. The two entities signed a pivotal ‘Business Agreement for Hydrogen Charging Infrastructure and Clean Hydrogen Power Generation Cooperation’ at Hyosung’s Mapo headquarters on the 13th.
Oracle Power PLC has announced the successful completion of its technical and commercial feasibility study for a groundbreaking green hydrogen and green ammonia project in Pakistan. This milestone project, driven by Oracle Energy Limited, a joint venture company, is poised to revolutionize the energy landscape by harnessing renewable resources to produce green hydrogen.
VINSSEN under the leadership of CEO Lee Chil-Han, has been awarded the Approval in Principle (AIP) Certification for its in-house developed 100kW Marine Fuel Cell Module by the Korean Register, a reputable authority in the field. This certification marks the first step in a comprehensive four-stage evaluation process for novel technologies.
South Korea has introduced a hydrogen production facility that operates without emitting harmful greenhouse gases. The newly constructed facility, situated at the Seongnam Metropolitan Water Purification Plant, stands as a beacon of environmentally friendly hydrogen generation.
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power has inked memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with two prominent Chinese companies. These agreements encompass a wide spectrum of green energy initiatives, including green hydrogen and ammonia production, global renewable energy endeavors, and integrated smart energy solutions.
Japanese industrial precious metals firm TANAKA Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K. has inked a technical assistance agreement with China’s Chengdu Guangming Paite Precious Metal Co., Ltd. The partnership is focused on advancing fuel cell electrode catalyst manufacturing technologies. The strategic alliance aligns with TANAKA’s goal to cater to China’s growing domestic demand for fuel cell electrode catalysts.
South Korea, a nation actively pursuing a sustainable energy future, recently hosted its largest hydrogen industry exhibition, H2 MEET 2023. With participation from 303 companies representing 18 countries, the event showcased the latest advancements in clean energy technologies, ranging from hydrogen-fueled vehicles and drones to innovative energy systems.
Russian nuclear giant Rosatom and Chinese equipment manufacturing powerhouse LS Group Co have inked a memorandum of understanding, marking the commencement of a partnership with vast implications for the future of clean energy. The focal point of this cooperation is the creation of a hydrogen production facility on Sakhalin Island.
NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of India’s NTPC Limited, has joined forces with Nayara Energy, a global downstream energy company of considerable scale. This partnership aims to explore opportunities in the realm of Green Hydrogen and Green Energy.
Russia is gearing up to export hydrogen from its Far East region as early as 2026. The ambitious plan, revealed by Denis Deryushkin, the head of the Russian National Hydrogen Union (NHU), highlights China and South Korea as promising destinations for this vital export. This development, announced at the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), signifies Russia’s commitment to becoming a significant player in the burgeoning hydrogen economy.
