Robert Gordon University (RGU) is collaborating with Sustainable Solutions IR, a green tech group under Intervention Rentals UK, to develop hydrogen production from waste heat.
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Spain is stepping up its efforts to expand renewable energy and green hydrogen production by 2030. The Council of Ministers has approved a new plan aimed at significantly increasing the country’s capacity for wind and solar power.
NTT Data, a Japanese information technology service provider, is embarking on a new project to investigate the feasibility of running hydrogen pipelines beneath Tokyo. This initiative marks a significant step in efforts to diversify and clean up Japan’s energy resources.
Rex International is set to explore natural hydrogen opportunities in Oman. The company announced its intention to conduct a study focused on potential hydrogen resources in the region.
As Germany increasingly shifts towards renewable energy sources, its need for natural gas, including from countries like Canada, is rapidly diminishing. This was confirmed by Jennifer Morgan, Germany’s climate envoy, who emphasized that studies predict a significant reduction in the gas market as the country advances its renewable energy initiatives.
China is actively working on innovative energy solutions and is considering an ambitious project to co-fire green-hydrogen-based ammonia with coal in a large power plant pilot.
The 2026 Hyundai Nexo is set to debut in 2025 with a revamped design and is expected to offer nearly 500 miles of range, a significant improvement over its predecessor.
Kerala’s Kochi Green Hydrogen Valley project is a pioneering initiative aimed at making Kochi a hub for green hydrogen production. The total estimated capital expenditure for this project is ₹18,542 crore.
A new initiative, funded by over €50 million from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and industry partners, aims to tackle hydrogen challenges through the HyPRO consortium, a collaboration involving 58 partners, including researchers from Leiden University.
In a recent letter to EU Commissioner Kadri Simson, German Minister Robert Habeck raised significant concerns regarding the Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO) Delegated Act.
