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Global Energy Ventures (GEV) of Australia and ILF Beratend Ingenieure (ILF), a German engineering firm, have signed an agreement to identify and develop green hydrogen projects in Europe and Australia.
In a draft of its growth strategy due out in June, the Japanese government plans to deploy 1,000 hydrogen refueling stations for fuel-cell vehicles across the country by 2030.
The CEFC has a major focus on hydrogen, as part of its role to increase investment in new technologies to drive down emissions.
Queensland has demonstrated its commitment to the fast expanding hydrogen industry by establishing two further hydrogen clusters in Gladstone and…
This is the world’s first1 attempt to build a “RE100 factory” using hydrogen on a large scale.
While there are little information on the project, it has been revealed that it would use Fusion’s GreenGas technology.
Woodside Energy, IHI Corporation, and Marubeni Corporation have entered into a Heads of Agreement to research the manufacture and export…
MOL was in the ammonia shipping sector until 2016, and this deal is the company’s return to it.
H2H Energy has designed, built, installed, and maintained several hydrogen refueling stations across Australia, New Zealand, and internationally.
A group of energy sector heavyweights in Australia has announced plans to build a large-scale renewable hydrogen production, transportation, and export hub in the Hunter region of New South Wales, which might lead to the country’s first hydrogen electrolyser “gigafactory.”
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