In order to produce net-zero glass, VRX Silica Limited has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Xodus to…
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Canberra has committed A$50 million ($36.6 million) to hydrogen supply chain projects through the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena), with Germany contributing an extra €50 million (54.4 million) to companies that have successfully sought financing.
Cosmo and Iwatani inked a preliminary agreement to begin talking about prospective partnerships on hydrogen filling stations, engineering work connected to hydrogen generation, and the creation of hydrogen supply chains, including imports.
The Scoping Study for the planned HyEnergy green hydrogen development in Western Australia has been completed by Province Resources and…
The South Australian industrial city of Whyalla has been revealed as the preferred location for a $593 million green hydrogen project that the state opposition plans to build if it wins this month’s state election.
Barwon Water will supply recycled water to the Viva Energy Australia Geelong refinery for the generation of renewable hydrogen that will be utilized at a Geelong New Energies Service Station.
Viva Energy has announced the launch of Australia’s most ambitious hydrogen mobility project, which will see the development of a…
A $US83 million electrolyzer facility has begun construction at Fortescue Metals Group’s planned Green Manufacturing Center (GEM) in Gladstone, Central…
Microwave ovens, which are a form of electromagnetic wave, may heat items in a reactor directly and selectively from the inside by spinning their molecules and atoms. When compared to alternative techniques that heat things in the reactor indirectly from the outside, microwave-assisted pyrolysis offers a better potential to minimize the energy required to create hydrogen while also lowering CO2 emissions and increasing scalability for commercial production. By merging Sumitomo Chemical’s catalyst and chemical design knowledge with Microwave Chemical’s microwave platform technology, this cooperative effort intends to establish an energy-efficient and highly efficient hydrogen generation method by 2026. Microwave Chemical has already begun laboratory tests with two companies.
Fortescue Future Industries has received approval from the Queensland government to connect two proposed green hydrogen projects to the grid,…
