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During the energy transition, green hydrogen produced from renewable sources will become an important energy carrier.

The Croatian government began a procedure to establish the country’s hydrogen strategy for the period 2021-2025 in February this year, and the document’s writing is already underway, according to a round table on hydrogen as a future fuel.

Ned Project Inc. is collaborating with GPZ Energy on WTIV projects for the US market, and its NP20000X ULAM design is Jones Act-compliant.

In the presence of top executives from both businesses, NPCC CEO Eng Ahmed Dhaheri and Technip Energies CEO Arnaud Pieton signed the MoU during the GASTECH conference.

Eustream is a significant European Union gas transmission system operator, while Nafta is a gas storage operator.

The FlyZero team has examined the capabilities of innovative technologies by fusing technologies together to construct scout aircraft, looking at how each scout aircraft satisfies requirements such as payload, range, speed, materials, economics, operations, and non-CO2 emissions.

Four European gas companies want to jointly build a so-called “hydrogen corridor” from Ukraine to Germany and other Central European countries. The technical feasibility study of the project is not expected until the end of 2022.

Viscofan successfully completed experiments at their Cáseda (Navarre) manufacturing facility on Thursday to gradually replace natural gas in one of their boilers with green hydrogen.

The 5MW Alkaline Electrolyser is a fully redundant system, with installation and commissioning as well as a service and maintenance contract included in the contract.

TECO 2030’s new Narvik facility will start fuel cell pilot production in the second half of 2022 thanks to assistance from the Research Council of Norway.