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By 2031, the Dutch government will repurpose large portions of its natural gas infrastructure to create the first national hydrogen…
The German developer and manufacturer of electrolyzers has received the first investment from Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund for a green…
The European Commission’s proposal to amend the current legislative framework for gas contains significantly stricter unbundling rules for hydrogen operations…
Bilfinger is developing a demonstration plant for the drying of green hydrogen. The joint project with the Institute of Thermodynamics…
The installation of the hydrogen generator at the Port of Valencia has commenced with the installation of the station’s tank…
Celsa has launched the ‘Hymet’ project with the aim of studying new technologies applicable in the steel industry for the…
Green hydrogen is becoming a key energy carrier throughout Europe to achieve climate targets. IWB and Fritz Meyer AG were…
Alpine is currently working on hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines. For the Dieppe-based brand, this could be a complementary proposal to…
Low-emission mobility zones (ZFE-m), instituted by the French law on mobility (LOM) of December 26, 2019, will help develop renewable…
Greening the mining industry and developing low-carbon mobility are two of the ambitions of New Caledonia’s future energy transition plan.…
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