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Fluxys and Macquarie Asset Management have reached an agreement for Fluxys to purchase OGE, the largest transmission system operator in Germany, for about 24% of the current market value.

Following the approval procedures, the “HyVillage (Hydrogen Village)” project, which will be Turkey’s first hydrogen field application, will be put into action.

In terms of energy, we want to become increasingly independent from other nations. We have been compelled to consider this angle by the epidemic and the crisis brought on by the rise in energy and raw material prices.

Initial Generation II pictures, created in cooperation with the EDAG Group, have been delivered to First Hydrogen Corp. (EDAG). The front and back details of the newest generation are displayed in these earliest pictures.

Together with Groningen, Drenthe positions itself as the hydrogen leader in Europe. But if the proportion of students using technology does not increase, this position could be in jeopardy.

An agreement for the formation of the Alliance for the Use of Green Hydrogen in Aviation and the promotion of decarbonization in this sector was signed this week at the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda’s headquarters by the aeronautical sector, which is dedicated to the decarbonization of the industry.

The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources “Turkey Hydrogen Technologies Strategy and Roadmap” plan states that green hydrogen generation will be increased in two stages through 2035 and until 2050. Green hydrogen, an environmentally friendly, clean, and renewable energy source, will be the focus.

Recently, the “Hybla Project” was presented to the major local institutions, several local organisations, and Sasol Italy and Sonatrach Raffineria Italiana at the Sasol factory in Augusta.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) covering the preparations for a 5-MW turnkey green hydrogen project has been inked, according to Swedish energy systems provider Metacon, with the forest directorate of Poland’s city of Katowice.

Chemical engineers at Lausanne’s École Polytechnique Federale developed a translucent and porous electrode-based solar-powered artificial sheet.