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Casa dos Ventos and Comerc Eficiência have signed a partnership agreement with the TransHydrogen Alliance (THA), whose goal is to build new supply chains for European countries’ energy transition.
Paris is enraged that Berlin and Madrid have not endorsed its intention to have EU law designate hydrogen produced using nuclear power as “green.”
Deutsche Bahn has placed an order with Hexagon Purus for stationary storage and mobile hydrogen refueling stations through its wholly-owned subsidiary Wystrach GmbH.
AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) electrolyzers created and patented by Gen-Hy will be manufactured by Gen-Hy Cube, whose plant will be located in Montbéliard, according to a joint announcement by Gen-Hy and Eiffage Énergie Systèmes.
A strategic collaboration agreement was struck by the Loxam Group and Bouygues Energies & Services for the creation of a comprehensive hydrogen service offering.
Nidec Leroy-Somer creates electric motors for Airbus hydrogen-powered zero-emission engine
As part of Airbus’ goal to provide the first zero-emission commercial aircraft to the market by 2035, Nidec Leroy-Somer has signed an agreement to create an electric motor for its hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine prototype.
As one of nine such projects taking place throughout Europe, the EU is providing 8 million euros to establish Ireland’s…
First Hydrogen is eagerly anticipating the acceptance of the EUR 250 billion in green technology subsidies provided by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
The Norwegian Orkla and the Swedish OX2 have partnered to provide green hydrogen to the company’s Haraldsby facility in Land.
Three projects run by Rolls-Royce will receive £82.8 million (US$100 million) as part of a £113 million (US$136 million) investment from the UK to progress the development of a zero-emission liquid hydrogen combusting jet engine. The ATI Program is used to distribute the funding.
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