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HESTA, an Australian superannuation fund, has agreed to invest up to $100 million in three green hydrogen projects held by Countrywide Hydrogen subsidiary ReNu Energy.
An important new partner has joined the project of the Australian business planning to build a 1.6GW renewable hydrogen production, transportation, and export hub in the Hunter region of New South Wales.
KBR and Tractebel, part of ENGIE, have been awarded as the Owners Engineer for the Yuri project, a new renewable hydrogen factory in Western Australia’s Pilbara.
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) updated its incentive programs as part of the implementation of its new five-year strategy.
The utilization of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source is still hindered by a number of obstacles, but Osaka University researchers have made headway in eliminating many of them.
MHI and Indonesia Power explore co-firing with hydrogen, biomass and ammonia in power plants
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and PT. PLN Indonesia Power signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to begin three feasibility studies on co-firing less carbon-intensive fuels at Indonesia Power power facilities.
At the 24th Council meeting of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), hydrogen took centre stage as members discussed priority areas for the organisation’s ongoing work on green hydrogen.
A 400 billion won investment deal has been struck between Dangjin City and Hyundai Engineering for a hydrogen production facility.
The High Court rejected an appeal against a resource consent for a $70 million South Taranaki green hydrogen project with the nation’s tallest wind turbines.
Unexpected scientific findings from a team of academics at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have the potential to completely alter how water is broken down to liberate hydrogen.
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