South Korea’s Hyosung Heavy Industries has recently signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with Austria-based INNIO Jenbacher to carry out a demonstration project for a hydrogen engine generator.
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Chinese state-owned manufacturer GAC, in collaboration with Toyota, has introduced a prototype engine that runs on liquid ammonia, presenting a promising alternative to traditional fuels such as electricity and hydrogen. This innovative internal combustion engine (ICE) draws inspiration from the maritime and haulage industries, which are exploring ammonia as a viable substitute for diesel in container ships and trucks.
The Department of Energy (DOE) in the Philippines is actively working on a policy framework and guidelines for the integration of “green hydrogen” into the country’s energy mix, according to Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla.
Tasmania, known for its pristine natural beauty, is setting its sights on becoming a major player in the green hydrogen industry.
In a bid to enhance the sustainability of its manufacturing operations, Denso Corporation, a leading Japanese automotive component manufacturer, has announced plans to launch a pilot program in July.
The China Bidding Public Service Platform recently made the decision to suspend a tender for the construction of a massive 4 GW off-grid photovoltaic (PV) project in Gansu province. The suspension was prompted by the withdrawal of bidders and the incorrect filing of documents by one of the participants.
Countrywide Hydrogen, a subsidiary of ReNu Energy, has forged a partnership with Walkinshaw Automotive Group, an automotive engineering company, to collaborate on the development of hydrogen fuel cell powered trucks and prime movers for the Australian market.
Australia finds itself at a critical juncture in its pursuit of becoming a global leader in green hydrogen and ammonia production.
The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) has achieved financial close for its Hydrogen Park Murray Valley development, marking the progress of one of Australia’s most significant renewable hydrogen projects.
Indonesian state energy company PT Pertamina is set to commence bioethanol production from sugarcane and cassava this year, alongside its ongoing green hydrogen production using geothermal energy.
