A group of over 50 shipping stakeholders, led by the Australian mining company Fortescue, used the COP29 to push for a firm commitment to hydrogen-based alternative fuels.
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The maritime industry is making waves in sustainability, with prominent shipping companies pushing for a greater commitment to green hydrogen during COP29.
The much-anticipated COP29 conference has officially kicked off at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan, bringing together representatives, leaders, and climate experts from all corners of the globe.
The construction of the Neom green hydrogen plant in northwestern Saudi Arabia has reached 60% completion.
Jordan has introduced an electricity law designed to encourage investment in green hydrogen and power storage projects through public-private partnerships.
Saudi Arabia is making a groundbreaking move in the global energy landscape by investing $10 billion in green hydrogen development.
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Aramco recently announced challenges in securing offtake deals for its blue hydrogen. Despite efforts to market this cleaner energy alternative, the company has yet to finalize agreements with buyers.
Hydrogen holds promise as a key component in our transition to renewable energy, and projecting its storage capacity is crucial for planning.
Masdar, a leading renewable energy company, has delayed its ambitious goal to produce one million tonnes of green hydrogen annually. Originally planned for 2026, the target is now set for 2030.
