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Australian companies Fortescue and Woodside find their ambitious hydrogen projects at risk due to proposed rule changes by the United States. The changes could potentially exclude them from accessing cash incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), valued at billions of dollars.
The government of the Australia’s Northern Territory has bestowed major project status upon the Darwin H2 Hub. Developed by TE H2, an 80%-owned subsidiary of French oil major TotalEnergies, this 1GW green hydrogen project has emerged as a beacon of sustainable energy innovation.
Woodside and SK E&S will embark on a joint exploration of opportunities related to long-term ammonia and hydrogen offtake arrangements.
GE Vernova’s Gas Power business has secured a significant order from CS Energy, a Queensland Government-owned energy company.
Chinese scientists have propelled hydrogen fuel cell technology to new heights by developing a proton exchange membrane fuel cell with an ultra-high volumetric power density.
Zhangjiagang CIMC Sanctum Cryogenic Equipment Co., a subsidiary of CIMC, has launched China’s inaugural 40 cubic-meter liquid hydrogen tanker truck.
Honda and Mitsubishi have joined forces to test a small data center powered by waste hydrogen from an industrial electrolysis plant. The innovative project aims to repurpose retired automotive fuel cells in a stationary application, marking a significant step in the journey towards decarbonization.
Sinopec, the Chinese oil giant, has acknowledged ongoing issues at its 260MW Kuqa green hydrogen project in northwest China.
Singapore is embarking on a groundbreaking journey to generate 50% of its power from low-carbon hydrogen by 2050. Faced with land scarcity for conventional renewables, the Lion City is placing its bets on hydrogen—a move underpinned by the National Hydrogen Strategy.
China emerges as the undeniable leader in the hydrogen race. With a colossal network of over 400 hydrogen refueling stations, the country stands at the forefront of a clean energy revolution, shaping the landscape of a future fueled by hydrogen.
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