Decarbonizing heating is a globally recognized challenge essential for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. HYTING, a newly formed technology company, claims to have developed a highly efficient, carbon-free forced-air heating system that could revolutionize the industry.
First Hydrogen has conducted successful field testing of its hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle (FCEV).
Hiringa Energy, alongside its partners and investors, has launched Australasia’s first zero-emission green hydrogen refuelling network – Hiringa Refuelling New Zealand (HRNZ).
Linde has unveiled plans for a advancement in Brazil’s hydrogen energy landscape. The company’s subsidiary, White Martins, is set to construct, own, and operate a second electrolyzer plant to produce green hydrogen in the southeast region of Brazil.
KBR recently announced their contract procurement for their proprietary K-GreeN green ammonia technology. The firm will provide this technology for Fortescue’s Holmaneset green energy project in Norway.
NGK and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) have embarked on a joint venture to develop a hydrogen purification system employing membrane separation technology.
NYK’s latest venture into fuel ammonia marks a milestone in the maritime industry’s quest for sustainable energy solutions. The upcoming supply of fuel ammonia to an ammonia-fueled tugboat (“A-tug”) signifies a leap forward in embracing alternative fuels to reduce emissions.
Norwegian company TECO 2030 has teamed up with India’s Advait Infratech to expand fuel cell technology in India and SAARC countries.
Stargate Hydrogen takes a significant leap forward with the official launch of their Alkaline Electrolysis Stack.
Latvia’s Liepaja Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Authority, in collaboration with CIS Liepaja, a joint project management team, has inked a two-year reservation contract for a potential construction site for a renewable energy complex, including a hydrogen production plant, at the Port of Liepaja.
