A few days ago, an exciting development unfolded in the hydrogen sector as the joint venture Lotte-Air Liquide Ener’Hy signed a memorandum of understanding with several key players, including Lotte Global Logistics, Lotte SK Eneroot, Hyundai Motor Company, and the Ministry of the Environment.
UL Solutions has achieved a milestone in hydrogen safety by issuing its first certification for an industrial hydrogen generator to Ohmium International, a company that’s making strides in proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers.
Höegh Evi has teamed up with SEMOP Port-La Nouvelle to create a floating hydrogen terminal. This initiative aims to import hydrogen from the Middle East, North Africa, and the Americas.
Matteco, a company focused on cutting-edge materials, has secured €15 million in Series A funding to drive its mission of decarbonizing the economy and making renewable hydrogen more competitive.
A UK startup, Drift, is on a mission to redefine green hydrogen production by combining artificial intelligence and wind energy.
The Port of Newcastle’s Clean Energy Precinct (CEP) has hit a major milestone, moving forward with signed agreements for Front End Engineering Designs (FEED) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) covering vital infrastructure like electricity, water, storage, pipelines, and berth facilities.
A significant step forward in green hydrogen development was taken as VNG AG signed a letter of intent in Oran, Algeria. The agreement involves Algerian energy companies Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, alongside European partners SNAM, SeaCorridor, and VERBUND.
Windcat Offshore has initiated the launch of an innovative hydrogen-powered vessel at Ha Long Shipbuilding in Vietnam.
An innovation in coastal transportation is set to revolutionize the industry. A hydrogen-powered Wing-in-Ground Effect (WIGE) vessel combines technology and sustainable energy.
Vauxhall is testing a hydrogen fuel-cell version of its Vivaro van in the UK.
