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Arco Technologies Inc. has joined forces with Shell GameChanger to test and advance its innovative electrolyzer technology.

Germany has embarked on a groundbreaking journey towards finding an efficient and cost-effective solution for storing green energy.

On Wednesday, Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck, in collaboration with the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, presented a grant of €2 billion for the partial conversion of Europe’s largest steelworks to green hydrogen-based processes.

A project known as the Central Hydrogen Valley (CHV) is set to revolutionize the energy landscape in Poland. With a vision to develop a massive 250MW capacity of hydrogen electrolysers and harness 2GW of wind and solar power by 2030, the CHV aims to produce an estimated 54,000kg of green hydrogen and a staggering 4TWh of carbon-free energy annually.

APEX Group, a leading developer and operator of green hydrogen electrolysis plants, has set its sights on a groundbreaking hydrogen production project in Lubmin, Germany.

Europe is taking bold steps towards establishing a hydrogen economy with the recent adoption of the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR).

Finland’s journey towards a greener future is gaining momentum as Koppö Energia commissions Andritz, a Graz-based technology group, to engineer a large-scale plant for green hydrogen production.

Recent incidents involving hydrogen cylinders have raised safety concerns in the hydrogen fuel industry. The explosions on a fuel-cell bus in California and the leaking cylinders in the Netherlands have sparked investigations into the Type 4 compressed hydrogen cylinders supplied by Norwegian company Hexagon Purus. As the green hydrogen sector continues to grow, ensuring the safety and reliability of storage and transportation technologies becomes paramount.

Germany, a key player in the global energy transition, has set its sights on a formidable goal – achieving net-zero…

As the global push for sustainable and carbon-neutral energy intensifies, green hydrogen has emerged as a promising solution to decarbonize various sectors. The European Union (EU) has set its sights on embracing green hydrogen technology, but as demand for electrolysers soars, the region faces a series of challenges.