By the end of next year, 700 hydrogen buses will be operating in the Incheon region. Attention is focused on whether the largest hydrogen bus conversion plan in Korea, in Incheon, will be implemented and result in genuine carbon reduction impacts as interest in carbon neutrality grows both domestically and internationally.
China’s first hydrogen-powered electric ferry is now officially under construction in Jiujiang Huxin New Energy Boat Research and Technology Park in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province.
Thanks to the $24 million Rural NSW – Business Case and Strategy Development Fund, the NSW Government will help the Committee for the Hunter realize its fantastic plans for a Hunter hydrogen industry.
In order to investigate the commercial potential of green hydrogen, the ACME Group and the IHI Corporation of Japan have teamed up.
In spite of the challenging environment, POSCO E&C achieved its export and sales goals last year. This year, however, the company intends to concentrate on securing stable liquidity and bolstering new growth businesses due to growing concerns that the construction industry will experience a crisis of a “perfect storm.”
Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) in South Korea have revealed a novel technique for utilizing heat treatment to create evenly sized cobalt-platinum (Co-Pt) alloy nanoparticles.
A green hydrogen production facility at GeelongPort will be examined for appropriateness and potential environmental advantages in the feasibility study.
According to a recent assessment by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA), Australia has the potential to be a large clean hydrogen supplier and a global leader in the production of clean ammonia.
The green hydrogen project led by former Woodside CEO Peter Coleman has welcomed South Korean firm Samsung C&T as a significant equity partner. This will be both companies’ first attempt to produce carbon-free fuel on Australian soil.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (SHFCA) and its Singaporean counterpart, the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS), will see the organizations collaborate to promote hydrogen and fuel cell technology as well as industry exchange and development.
