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The joint venture between Aker Clean Hydrogen and Varanger Kraft to create a green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Berlevg, Norway, is making progress toward its goal of decarbonizing arctic shipping and off-grid power plants.
The Coradia iLint, the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell passenger train, was unveiled on the Railway Research Institute’s test track in migród, near Wrocaw, Poland, by Alstom, the world leader in green and smart mobility.
Statkraft and Skagerak Energi have been selected to supply green hydrogen to HeidelbergCement and Felleskjpet’s zero-emission ship.
J-POWER has joined Germany’s green hydrogen program “AquaVentus,” which was launched in December 2020 by 26 renowned international corporations, organizations, and research institutions.
Hycamite TCD Technologies intends to break ground in Finland on a sustainable hydrogen production industrial pilot facility.
Ways2H and Element2 will collaborate on the production and distribution of renewable hydrogen fuel for public transit and other modes of transport in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Europe.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a division of Nel ASA, has formed a collaboration with Ovako, Volvo, Hitachi ABB, and H2 Green Steel to build a fossil-free hydrogen facility in Hofors, Sweden.
EnerfÃn, a subsidiary of Elecnor, has applied to the A Corua Port Authority for an administrative concession to build and manage a green hydrogen production plant called “GREEN H2 Langosteira” in the Outer Port of A Corua.
Ultima Forma, Lentus Composites, and the National Composites Centre (NCC) have formed a team to create a revolutionary high pressure hydrogen storage tank for usage in HGV, bus, and off-highway applications.
Air Liquide, Airbus, and Groupe ADP have signed an agreement to prepare for the advent of hydrogen in airports by 2035 as part of the development of hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft.
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