Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is marking a significant step in its journey toward sustainable public transportation. The city has unveiled converted hybrid diesel trains designed to reduce noise, emissions, and fuel consumption, bringing a breath of fresh air to commuters.
XINTC from Eerbeek is making waves with its groundbreaking approach to green hydrogen production. The company specializes in developing and building scalable, modular electrolysers designed to harness the power of renewable energy sources like wind and solar to create green hydrogen.
Alpha H2 Limited has unveiled a groundbreaking technology that promises to transform the way we think about internal combustion engines. They have launched hydrogen injection kits that can be retrofitted to diesel or petrol engines, aiming to reduce fuel usage by up to 20% while significantly cutting emissions.
Patriot Hydrogen, a trailblazing name in clean energy and waste-to-energy projects, has announced a groundbreaking collaboration with Pure Biochar Limited, a renowned provider of biochar solutions.
Japan, a pioneer in formulating a national hydrogen strategy in 2017, is now grappling with the harsh realities of hydrogen adoption, particularly in the taxi industry.
Bosch Power and China Post Logistics have joined forces to initiate a trailblazing zero-carbon hydrogen transportation demonstration project. This ambitious venture, officially launched in Wuxi, marks a significant leap towards greener and more sustainable logistics.
South Korean steelmaker Posco and French renewable energy giant Engie are joining forces to explore the feasibility of a massive renewable hydrogen project in Western Australia. This project could provide the essential fuel for a green iron venture planned in the Pilbara region.
Horizon Fuel Cell Group, renowned for its high power-density proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells, is making waves in the world of sustainable energy. While their reputation is firmly established in applications like heavy vehicles, particularly within China’s booming fuel cell commercial vehicle market, a recent development has taken their capabilities to new heights.
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) has entered into a partnership with three prominent Japanese companies, Mitsubishi Company (Thailand) Ltd., Chiyoda Corporation, and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (Thailand) Co., Ltd., to develop clean hydrogen and ammonia production technologies. The project is funded by the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) of Japan.
Plug Power and Fortescue have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to evaluate the potential supply of a range of capital equipment for green hydrogen production projects in North America and Australia.
