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The deal involves the construction of a network of 50 hydrogen stations that will provide a consistent presence of this energy vector across Spain, allowing any customer to select green hydrogen with an assured supply wherever on the mainland.
The funding comes from the “Concerted Action Mobility” future fund and is aimed at promoting the transformation of the automotive sector, particularly the supplier industry.
Through a new hydrogen fuel initiative, a new partnership hopes to alter how Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) fill up.
This project comes at a time when governments and businesses in Australia are looking into “green steel” as a way to promote company growth, operational efficiency, and long-term development.
At the Zuidwending site, Gasunie has successfully injected hydrogen into the subsurface.
However, according to a Rystad Energy report, the majority of the proposed projects would be built in places where water is scarce.
Fire systems and gas/vapour detection are among the topics included in the draft interim recommendations.
This experimental project benefited from ABB Switzerland’s charging and converter technologies.
It will verify the best options in terms of technical, economic, financial, and business considerations, as well as greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction.
The project entails producing green hydrogen in huge quantities and then converting it into green ammonia (NH3) and/or liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC).
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