Germany and India are aligning their efforts to lead the energy transition with the signing of the “Hydrogen Roadmap.”
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The green energy revolution has arrived. But beneath the enthusiasm, the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is more complex than it may seem.
Alfa Laval and Topsoe have joined forces to lead the charge in hydrogen technology. Their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) marks the beginning of a crucial long-term partnership focused on making hydrogen solutions more affordable and efficient.
Lhyfe and HysetCo signed their first renewable hydrogen supply contract. This significant agreement is expected to accelerate the shift toward low-carbon transportation in the Paris region.
Klaipėda Port Authority has taken a significant step toward sustainable energy by signing a contract with MT Group. The agreement involves the supply of equipment for green hydrogen production, along with stationary public refueling stations.
Neste Corporation, a leader in renewable fuels, has decided not to proceed with its planned investment in a 120 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen production at its Porvoo refinery in Finland.
European energy company Statkraft has won backing from the EU Innovation Fund for its upcoming hydrogen production project in Germany.
The European Union recently announced its significant commitment to advancing clean energy by allocating €4.8 billion from its Innovation Fund.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has been awarded a grant of up to €135 million from the EU Innovation Fund to help bring its next-generation pressurized alkaline electrolyser technology to market.
Air Liquide and CNOOC have completed the world’s longest shipment of liquid hydrogen, marking a significant milestone in clean energy transportation.
