Browsing: Europe

Schneider Electric and Iberdrola join forces to advance process and energy control at the Puertollano green hydrogen plant.

German federal government has taken a significant step towards shaping the future of green hydrogen and synthetic fuels. With the amendment to the 37th Ordinance implementing the Federal Immission Control Act (37th BImSchV), the government has laid down precise specifications for the production of green hydrogen and e-fuels.

Schlötter, in collaboration with iChemAnalytics, has introduced a cutting-edge test rig that promises to revolutionize hydrogen embrittlement testing.

The proposed Redcar hydrogen trial in the north-east of England is set to be abandoned, marking a shift in the government’s approach to hydrogen adoption for home heating.

First Graphene has unveiled the results of an independent study showcasing the efficacy of graphene-based electrocatalysts in the production of green hydrogen.

UK government is injecting £2 billion in funding into 11 major green hydrogen projects across the country, signaling a significant step towards establishing a robust hydrogen industry.

Snam, Hera, Engie, and Società Gasdotti Italia (SGI)—have unveiled plans for two separate green hydrogen projects in Italy. The initiatives, supported by the European Union’s post-pandemic recovery fund, underscore a collective commitment to providing sustainable fuels and leveraging green hydrogen’s potential in the country.

HyCC, a joint venture between Dutch chemical company Nobian and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group, has decided to postpone the planning of its ambitious 40-MW H2eron green hydrogen project in Delfzijl, the Netherlands.

Samskip Group, a prominent player in European intra-trade and logistics, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by securing €22.5 million in financing for its zero-emission short-sea container vessel.

San Mateo County Transit District Board of Directors has given the green light to the purchase of up to 108 hydrogen fuel cell buses. This decision marks a crucial milestone in SamTrans’ journey toward achieving its Emission Zero goal, aiming to fully transition its fleet away from diesel by 2034.