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Hydrogen, often touted as the universe’s most abundant element, is taking center stage in the battle against climate change. Countries worldwide are recognizing its potential as a clean energy carrier and are ramping up efforts to incorporate it into their energy strategies.
In a remarkable development poised to shape the future of sustainable urban living, India’s Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC) and the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlement (KRIHS) are set to converge during a one-day forum in New Delhi on September 11, 2023. The topic of discussion: Green Hydrogen Smart Cities.
Toyota Australia’s Altona facility in Victoria has undergone a remarkable transformation into a demonstration-scale hydrogen production, storage, and refueling plant that harnesses the power of renewable energy sources.
Pure Hydrogen, an Australian clean energy company, has struck a groundbreaking deal to boost the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) vehicles. The company, known for its pioneering efforts in the HFC vehicle domain, has secured a funding facility of $125 million from Australian financier Monard Capital and its US-affiliate.
In a monumental stride towards a more sustainable future, China has inaugurated its first 10,000-ton photovoltaic green hydrogen project.
Hyundai Motor Company is set to take over the hydrogen business of Hyundai Mobis to harness the collective hydrogen business capabilities of the Hyundai Motor Group while allowing Hyundai Mobis to intensify its focus on enhancing the competitiveness of electrification parts.
A consortium comprising prominent Japanese companies, including Mitsui & Co, Mitsui Chemicals, IHI Corp, and Kansai Electric Power Co, has revealed plans for a collaborative study to establish an innovative hydrogen and ammonia supply chain within the Osaka coastal industrial zone.
In a stride towards revolutionizing the green mobility landscape, Hyundai Motor Group is on the cusp of unveiling groundbreaking technology that extracts clean hydrogen from an unlikely source – food waste.
The race towards a sustainable future has been ignited by a collaboration between Australian project delivery expert Worley and researchers at Princeton University’s Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment.
