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In a significant stride towards a more sustainable energy future, South Korea’s largest trading company, POSCO International, announced its ambitious strategy to build a green hydrogen supply infrastructure capable of producing 1.26 million tons annually by 2035.

Korea Western Power, a leading energy company, has entered into a partnership with Tallgrass Energy, a local energy company in the United States, to jointly develop a green hydrogen and ammonia production project.

India is actively engaging in discussions to supply more than 11 metric tons of green hydrogen annually to Singapore and the European Union (EU), signaling its commitment to become a major green hydrogen exporter. In return, the two countries are expected to invest in India’s green energy projects.

Clean energy solutions provider Gentari and renewables player Sembcorp Industries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore potential collaborations in the field of clean energy solutions.

In a significant move towards fostering a sustainable energy future, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy in India is actively exploring the production of green hydrogen from unconventional sources such as seawater and municipal wastewater.

South Korea’s Hyosung Heavy Industries has recently signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with Austria-based INNIO Jenbacher to carry out a demonstration project for a hydrogen engine generator.

Torrent Power Limited, a leading integrated power utility in India, has taken a significant step towards a greener future with the initiation of a pilot project to blend green hydrogen (GH2) with natural gas in its city gas distribution (CGD) network.

The Central University of Himachal Pradesh (CUHP) has established a dedicated Green Hydrogen Research Laboratory, marking a significant stride in sustainable energy research.

The funding is intended to aid India’s efforts in scaling up renewable energy, promoting green hydrogen, and sparking climate finance for low-carbon energy investments.

In an unprecedented move, Spain’s Minister of Science and Innovation, Diana Morant, and her Chinese counterpart, Wang Zhigang, signed a pivotal agreement today aimed at fostering collaboration in research, technology, and innovation between the two nations.