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The largest brewery in Lancashire aims to build a green hydrogen energy production facility at the location in collaboration with Protium to reduce its carbon emissions.
Aramco and Linde Engineering get a contract in place to work together to create a new ammonia cracking technique.
Bremen will join a hydrogen transport network that includes Lower Saxony in 2025.
Cummins has introduced a new brand for its New Power business area called Accelera by Cummins.
Green hydrogen is the assurance that Germany and Europe will be able to maintain their position as global industrial and technology leaders while also meeting the climate targets for 2045–2050.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS has now signed a firm contract with HH2E for 120 MW of alkaline electrolyzer equipment. The value of the contract is approximately EUR 34 million.
Johnson Matthey was selected by Equinor and Linde Engineering for the H2H Saltend low-carbon hydrogen project.
150 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and eight heavy-duty hydrogen refueling stations will be deployed thanks to money gained by the H2Accelerate collaboration, which will cost €30 million ($32 million).
The “HYSouthMarmara” acronym project, which includes 13 partners in addition to Sabanc University from Turkey, was qualified for assistance in 2022, according to the findings of the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, which aims to support the development of a regional hydrogen economy.
This was said by Christophe Arnold, the head of infrastructure for new energy at Airbus Zeroe, who was in Milan to attend the symposium on “Hydrogen and aviation” organized by Sea.
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