Saudi Arabia’s Aramco, the world’s largest oil producer, is investing in a range of decarbonization technologies, including lower-carbon hydrogen, direct air capture, and CO2 sequestration.
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Hungary and Oman have signed an agreement on joint research and production of green hydrogen. The agreement was signed by the two countries’ foreign ministers, Szijjarto Peter of Hungary and Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood Albusaidi of Oman.
NEOM, the $500 billion mega-city project in Saudi Arabia, is taking a proactive role in reducing the carbon footprint of the energy-intensive desalination process.
India and Saudi Arabia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Sunday to establish a general framework for cooperation in the field of electrical interconnection, exchange of electricity during peak times and emergencies, co-development of projects, co-production of green and clean hydrogen and renewable energy, and establishing secure, reliable, and resilient supply chains of materials used in green and clean hydrogen and the renewable energy sector.
The Oman Investment Authority (OIA) has announced an investment in Electric Hydrogen, a US-based company that develops and manufactures electrolysers using proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology to produce green hydrogen.
Saudi Arabia has achieved a new milestone in sustainable transportation as its national railway company has entered into an agreement with its French partner to commence testing for its ambitious hydrogen train project.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has taken the final investment decision (FID) on an offshore-come-onshore carbon capture and hydrogen project worth just under $17bn.
First Graphene has agreed on a partnership with Abu Dhabi-headquartered integrated services provider EMDAD Group to develop a small-scale, hydrodynamic cavitation reactor that will ultimately convert petroleum feedstock from oil producers into battery-grade graphite, graphene, and hydrogen.
Oman, a land of breathtaking landscapes, from majestic mountains to pristine beaches, has long been celebrated for its natural wonders and warm hospitality. However, beneath its picturesque beauty lies another captivating phenomenon—the presence of naturally occurring hydrogen. This intriguing discovery opens up new possibilities for clean energy and sustainable development in the Sultanate.
Saudi Arabia’s energy behemoth, Aramco, is steering its colossal resources towards the production of low-carbon hydrogen. This seismic shift in strategy is poised to propel Aramco into the vanguard of the green energy revolution, as the company aims to produce a staggering 2 million tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030, a move that could potentially transform the global hydrogen landscape.
