Australia would require a remarkable 812GW of installed solar and wind capacity by 2050 to access the global green hydrogen market and meet its own net-zero ambitions, according to a recent analysis by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).
The Malaysian government is taking significant steps to develop renewable energy (RE) programs based on a “willing buyer, willing seller basis” to encourage private sector participation.
APA Group, a major energy infrastructure company, has successfully completed testing to determine the feasibility of converting a section of its Parmelia Gas Pipeline in Western Australia for hydrogen transportation.
Researchers at the National University of Singapore have developed an innovative optimization model for PV-powered green hydrogen facilities, offering a comprehensive evaluation of different technology options.
Toyota, known for its cautious approach to electric vehicles (EVs), has recently undergone a change in management with CEO Koji Sato at the helm. In a recent interview, Sato expressed that while the company is committed to EVs, solid-state batteries and synthetic fuels still require further development before becoming viable options.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), a Danish renewables giant, has announced ambitious plans to develop a massive green hydrogen production hub in South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula.
Deakin University’s hydrogen program, Hycel, has joined forces with PACCAR Australia to conduct research aimed at developing zero-emission solutions for the domestic heavy haulage market using hydrogen-powered prime movers.
Global energy companies are increasingly looking to regional Western Australia for renewable energy projects, and BP is the latest to acquire land for this purpose.
In a significant step towards renewable energy development, Infinite Green Energy (IGE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Samsung C&T to collaborate on the Arrowsmith Hydrogen Plant.
