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In order to develop strategies for producing renewable hydrogen, Business Finland has given Neste a public financial award of EUR 27.7 million for green hydrogen projects at Neste’s refinery in Porvoo, Finland.
A new worldwide cooperative initiative at the University of Bayreuth Center for Energy Technology (ZET) aims to improve electrolysis system efficiency and dependability.
A group of American and British businesses announced their interest in using North Sea natural gas as a feedstock to manufacture hydrogen, a resource that has been popular during the so-called energy shift.
Faurecia, a Group FORVIA, Michelin, and Stellantis firm, has begun exclusive discussions for Stellantis to purchase a significant stake in Symbio, a leader in zero-emission hydrogen mobility.
Engie Solutions and HRS have formed a business and technology cooperation to advance hydrogen mobility.
In response to the Province of Nova Scotia’s request for applications (RFA), EverWind Fuels Company was successful in starting the process to lease Crown Land for its multi-phase green hydrogen hub development project at Point Tupper.
The industrial gases business Air Liquide has now finished a pipeline to thyssenkrupp Steel in Duisburg as part of the H2Stahl real laboratory supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK).
At the offices of the Industrial Union of the Province of Asti, a contract for the construction of integrated projects for the “Hydrogen Community” (Hydrogen Valley Astigiana) was signed.
Two projects for hydrogen pipelines in Brussels have been submitted by Gas Connect Austria (GCA), a Verbund subsidiary.
In the instance of the license given in May 2022 to the Canadian CHARBONE HYDROGEN and criticized since then by the latter, GAUSSIN has commenced arbitration proceedings.
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