HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) has announced its partnership with 14 European institutions, including the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and Dresden University of Technology, to initiate the joint development of large liquefied hydrogen cargo tanks.
China’s CGN Brazil Energy (CGNBE) has taken a significant step towards establishing a wind and solar power generation complex in the backlands of Bahia, Brazil. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with Quinto Energy to develop a massive 14 GW capacity facility that aims to produce green hydrogen on a large scale.
Oracle Power PLC revealed that the project steering committee has successfully convened its inaugural meeting, marking an important milestone in project development and collaboration.
Towngas, the leading gas utility company in Hong Kong, is optimistic about the potential of hydrogen energy in the region and has been actively engaging with various stakeholders, according to General Manager Don Cheng Hill-Kwong.
In a significant move towards supporting the global energy transition and combating climate change, Sinopec, the Chinese oil giant, is set to launch the world’s largest green hydrogen project.
In the race to find sustainable energy alternatives to fossil fuels, POSCO E&C has emerged as a frontrunner, prioritizing eco-friendly plant technologies utilizing hydrogen and nuclear power.
The recent discussions between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during the G7 summit in Hiroshima have paved the way for enhanced bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
India and Australia have joined forces to establish a Green Hydrogen Taskforce aimed at accelerating the development of green hydrogen technologies in both countries.
China’s dominance in large-scale electrolyser manufacturing is expected to diminish by 2030 as production capacity in the EU and other regions increases, according to data from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
When it comes to turning, trains and automobiles differ significantly. While cars have blinking turn signal levers to indicate left or right turns, trains lack such a feature.
