PKN ORLEN has commenced the process to select a contractor for its hydrogen refuelling stations, with the first stations serving buses and passenger cars to be deployed in Poznań and Katowice. The Group is also set to start the construction of a hydrogen hub in Włocławek by the end of this year.
H2 Green, a hydrogen hub developer focusing on developing the UK’s first hydrogen manufacturing, storage, wholesale, and retail network, has…
Technip Energies has launched BlueH2 by T.ENTM, a complete suite of deeply decarbonized and cost-effective hydrogen production solutions.
Carbon Clean, a market leader in cost-effective carbon dioxide capture and separation technology, announced the signing of an MOU with…
In its “Heat2Comfort” project funded by the BMWI, the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Applied Materials Research IFAM in Dresden is making its contribution to this type of emission-free and low-noise mode of transport.
The new EFOY ProTrailer is housed in an insulated NEMA 3R housing and has a vertical mast and a fixed solar bracket.
The green hydrogen project is expected to cost 2.5 billion euros, according to a report citing international media, but the figure could increase to 4 billion euros.
According to Profit.ro, the company’s management stated that it proposed to the government to fund the project through the Relaunch and Resilience Program (PNRR).
Element Two is a hydrogen refueling station manufacturer and retailer based in the United Kingdom.
The houses, which are being built in Low Thornley (near Gateshead) in the north of England on the site of UK gas distributor Northern Gas Networks (NGN), are intended to demonstrate the practical use of hydrogen-powered household appliances and systems for domestic use for heating and cooking.
