China’s unwavering commitment to shaping a more sustainable energy landscape has reached a new zenith with Yunnei Power’s audacious announcement. The company’s recent contract acquisition, valued at CNY 1 billion ($138.7 million), has set in motion what could potentially become the cornerstone of the world’s largest hydrogen energy storage facility, propelling China further into the global forefront of green energy innovation.
In a pivotal partnership that could redefine waste management and environmental sustainability in Australia, Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has taken a monumental step forward by entering into an executed term sheet with Solo Resource Recovery, a prominent waste management company.
In a stride toward global sustainability initiatives, Namibia and Japan have solidified their partnership through groundbreaking agreements in the domains of green hydrogen and rare earth minerals. This collaboration aligns Namibia’s rich natural resources with Japan’s quest for clean energy and essential minerals, forging a pathway toward a greener future.
Fuel cells have long been hailed as a potent solution for efficient and clean energy conversion, and now, a breakthrough discovery from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) is poised to reshape the landscape of fuel cell technology.
In a strategic leap towards a sustainable energy future, SK Energy, a subsidiary of South Korea’s SK Group, has unveiled ambitious plans to bolster the nation’s hydrogen infrastructure.
China, a global leader in energy production and consumption, has taken a significant stride towards shaping the future of energy with the release of its first-ever national-level construction guideline for the standards of the hydrogen energy industry chain.
In the ongoing quest for cleaner and more sustainable energy alternatives, green hydrogen has emerged as a beacon of promise. Its potential to revolutionize various industries, from transportation to power generation, is undeniable.
While global attention focuses on hydrogen investments in various regions, Japan is quietly spearheading hydrogen initiatives in Southeast Asia.
In a pioneering move that could reshape the landscape of construction practices, Tokyu Construction Co., Ltd. and Teijin Limited have successfully completed a trial involving hydrogen fuel cell generators as power sources at a bustling construction site near Tokyo’s Shibuya Station.
In a strategic move to tap into the booming hydrogen market in China, German-Italian electrolyser manufacturer Enapter has inked a significant framework supply contract valued at over $6.5 million with China’s renowned engine and drive company, Wolong.
