Australia is taking significant steps towards achieving net zero emissions by 2050. According to the national science agency’s report, a substantial boost in green hydrogen production is vital.
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Sarawak and Eneos Corporation are enhancing their partnership to develop a competitive clean hydrogen production network using methylcyclohexane (MCH).
Delta Electronics has inaugurated Taiwan’s first megawatt-level hydrogen fuel cell laboratory, stepping up its efforts toward achieving net-zero emissions.
Hysata, an Australian manufacturer specializing in high-efficiency electrolysers for green hydrogen production, has entered into two Joint Development Agreements (JDA) with POSCO Holdings and POSCO Eco & Challenge (POSCO E&C).
Feintool, in collaboration with technology partner SITEC, has been awarded a long-term contract in China focused on hydrogen mobility.
Hygreen Energy has delivered a 25-Megawatt electrolyzer system to Huadian Weifang Power Generation in Shandong, marking a significant achievement as the largest hydrogen production project in the region.
Airbus and Toshiba have joined forces to explore the future of hydrogen-powered aviation. This partnership aims to harness Toshiba’s expertise in hydrogen technology to accelerate the development of eco-friendly aircraft.
Jinbei, a major automaker, and Farizon, known for its commitment to innovative energy solutions, have partnered to bring methanol-hydrogen vehicles to market.
HyTerra has completed a strategic investment from Fortescue Future Industries Technologies, receiving A$21.9 million.
Nel Hydrogen, a subsidiary of Norway’s Nel ASA, has signed a contract with Samsung C&T Corporation for 10 megawatts of alkaline electrolyzer equipment, valued at approximately EUR 5 million.
