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The comprehensive zoning plan for Gen2 Energy’s hydrogen facility in Mosjen, Norway, has been accepted by the municipal council in Vefsn municipality.

At the Petronas Race2Decarbonise, Graforce received recognition for its methane electrolysis (plasmalysis) in the “Gas Flaring Reduction or Elimination” category out of more than 500 technical solutions submitted globally.

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) has entered into a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Statkraft to secure renewable energy for its proposed Holmaneset green energy project.

Twenty projects totaling 250MW of capacity have received funding through the Hydrogen Business Model (HBM)/Net Zero Hydrogen Fund process in England, Scotland, and Wales.

As part of its Sales and Development Agreement with ABB E-mobility, AFC Energy has successfully delivered its first high performance, high power density liquid cooled fuel cells for independent validation.

According to a new study on hydrogen in ports and industrial coastal areas, the European Union needs to drastically speed up the deployment of hydrogen production, import terminal, reconversion, storage, transportation, and consumption infrastructure capacity in port ecosystems to meet its 2030 renewable hydrogen targets.

Wind power will soon become a more reliable source of electricity thanks to new technologies. Several parties are now working on the synthesis and storage of hydrogen using wind energy so that extra energy can be used when the wind is not blowing.

To deepen relations and collaborate on the second energy transition, Uruguay and Germany inked a significant agreement. This agreement may pave the way for future exports of green hydrogen and its derivatives.

A project worth a total of 19.6 million euros, which will completely utilise the 17.5 million PNR resources Tuscany was asked to allocate for this reason on the regional territory (at the national level, they are worth 450 million euros).

Plansee and Linde inked a contract on a sustainable hydrogen supply for the Reutte site, the hydrogen needed by Plansee and Ceratizit gradually turns green and Linde Gas will run the essential facilities.