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Browsing: Europe
Everfuel’s HySynergy project, supported by a 33.1 million euro loan from the Danish government, has successfully unveiled Europe’s largest electrolyser in Fredericia, Denmark.
The Port of Aberdeen, in collaboration with Subsea7, has been awarded a £150,000 grant from the Scottish Government to investigate the feasibility of underwater hydrogen storage at the newly developed Aberdeen South Harbour.
ENERTIME, a prominent engineering company, has unveiled its participation in the highly anticipated EPHYRA project, set to commence on June 1, 2023. With funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe framework, the project is set to receive an impressive grant of approximately €17.76 million over the course of five years.
Austro Engine, a trusted supplier of Diamond aircraft, has partnered with the Vienna University of Technology and Bosch General Aviation Technology to develop a revolutionary “bivalent hydrogen engine.”
The establishment of NLHydrogen, a trade association for the hydrogen industry in the Netherlands, is expected to provide a significant boost to the development of the hydrogen economy.
Mayo County Council has recently approved the planning permission for Ireland’s first-ever multi-million euro green hydrogen production facility.
Haydale, a leading provider of advanced materials solutions, has announced its key role in supporting Viritech’s efforts to develop fuel cell hydrogen electric vehicles (FCHEVs).
Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB’s subsidiary, Smoltek Hydrogen, has officially opened its state-of-the-art hydrogen laboratory.
This partnership holds great importance for green initiatives within both countries and on a global scale.
Salzgitter, a prominent German steelmaker, has chosen the Energiron DR technology, developed jointly by Tenova and Danieli, for its upcoming direct reduction iron (DRI) plant in Lower Saxony, Germany.
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