At the Sejong Government Complex, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport will host a briefing on the hydrogen city creation project for local governments from all around the nation in preparation for the building of a new hydrogen city in 2024.
When a $12.5 million plant in Adelaide’s north comes up later this year, South Australia will start exporting hydrogen to Indonesia.
The broad alliance attempting to quicken the port of Rotterdam-based importation of hydrogen from Australia has grown stronger.
A new collaboration has been established by six international companies to develop zero-emission aircraft in New Zealand.
In a recent interview with EnergyNews, Seky Chang, a Korean transportation expert, discussed how he has concentrated on developing hydrogen-based transportation solutions.
In Chiang Mai, Thailand, German Enapter and its partners started an initiative to build Southeast Asia’s first green hydrogen learning center.
South Australia is building the world’s largest 250 MW hydrogen electrolysis facility due to excess renewable energy supply.
An agreement was signed between Aboitiz Power and JERA of Japan to work together on determining whether ammonia and hydrogen may be developed as substitute “greener” fuels for generating electricity.
The projected Emerald biomass-to-hydrogen plant at Moreton Bay, Queensland, will be partially funded by a funding agreement that Pure Hydrogen has signed with Singapore hydrogen developer CAC-H2.
Fabrum, a New Zealand-based startup, announced its $23 million Series A fundraising, which was led by AP Ventures of London and included Fortescue Future Industries of Australia, Obayashi Corporation of Japan, and K1W1 of New Zealand.
