Australian government is engaging in discussions with Germany regarding a potential €400 million ($660 million) funding plan. The aim is to initiate billion-dollar-scale green hydrogen projects in Australia, furthering the transition away from Russian gas in Germany.
Semarak Renewable Energy (RE), a Malaysian firm, and China Hydropower (Malaysia), a subsidiary of PowerChina, have inked a MYR1.88 billion ($398 million) agreement to spearhead Malaysia’s inaugural large-scale green hydrogen production project.
Expro Group Holdings N.V. has recently inked a significant deal with INPEX Corporation for the Kashiwazaki Clean Hydrogen/Ammonia project, marking a pivotal step in Japan’s pursuit of clean energy from domestically sourced gas.
As the curtains fell on CES 2024, showcasing an array of language learning models, in-car AI assistants, and colossal infotainment displays, it was the resurgence of hydrogen and a renewed focus on fuel cell-powered passenger vehicles that emerged as a noteworthy, albeit understated, highlight.
Chinese auto giant, Geely, is set to embark on a colossal green methanol project in Inner Mongolia, marking a significant stride towards sustainable energy production.
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) have unveiled a material with the potential to not only remove urea from water but also convert it into hydrogen gas.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has secured a contract worth EUR 5 million with Samsung C&T Corporation Engineering & Construction Group. This venture marks Samsung C&T’s foray into off-grid green hydrogen production, signaling a pivotal moment in the company’s commitment to energy transition initiatives.
Korea Southern Power Company (KOSPO) has declared the completion of the second stage of its solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) project in Yeongwol. This pioneering endeavor signifies a significant leap in clean energy production, offering a glimpse into the future of power generation.
Semarak Renewable Energy Sdn Bhd (Semarak RE) and China Hydropower (Malaysia), a unit of PowerChina International, have inked a RM1.88 billion deal to pioneer Malaysia’s inaugural large-scale green hydrogen production project.
Australian Government has committed a substantial $70 million investment in the development of the Bell Bay hydrogen hub in Northern Tasmania.
