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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.

According to the International Energy Agency’s 2022 World Energy Outlook, Australia will export the most low-emission hydrogen by 2050.

Fortescue Future Industries has made an investment in Zhero, a green hydrogen and renewable energy producer.

Korea Gas Corporation is promoting the development of a hydrogen charging station that directly produces hydrogen.

In the Chinese capital Beijing, Toyota has begun building a fuel cell research and development facility for commercial vehicles.

In a five-year arrangement, Australian HDrive will produce, distribute, sell, and buy up to 12,000 hydrogen fuel cell automobiles from Wisdom Motors and Pure Hydrogen.

Toshiba has created a large-scale electrode production technique that increases power-to-gas (P2G) efficiency for the generation of green or renewable hydrogen while consuming 90% less iridium.

A number of agreements were made in Singapore for the manufacture and supply of green ammonia, which may be used to fuel ships and transport hydrogen, as well as the low-carbon fuel hydrogen.

Australian business Provaris seeks hydrogen midstream market dominance. It wants ships to create Europe’s first compressed green hydrogen supply lines.

The 80-person Hydro Bingo boat can travel at a service speed of 23 knots and is roughly 20 meters long and 5.4 meters broad.