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The Netherlands and Germany are both working hard to develop the hydrogen market and infrastructure.

Morocco is attempting to establish itself as a leader in the green hydrogen industry, despite a wide global movement toward clean energy to combat climate change.

India’s dependency on oil-rich nations for energy sources and blue hydrogen carriers, as well as its continuous vulnerability too often devastating international costs, is one path.

Wolfgang Hesoun, General Director of Siemens Austria, spoke with Regional Medien Austria (RMA) on energy supply in Austria and what actually counts. In order to meet the climate targets, he urges a more open dialogue regarding technological uses in Austria.

Germany found itself in a severe choice between the building of liquefied gas stations and the objective of eliminating fossil fuels.

The state’s share is scheduled to range from 20 to 25% of the volume of investment in the first phase, represented by the contribution of Egypt’s Sovereign Fund, the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, and a potential contribution from the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

Hydrogen Europe has prepared a position paper titled “Delivering REPowerEU through a robust European hydrogen industry” in response to the…

Hydrogen/ammonia power generating has gotten a lot of press recently as a novel power generation technology that generates electricity by burning carbon-free hydrogen (H2) and ammonia (NH3) in coal and LNG generators.

The 8,500 kilometers of navigable rivers that make up the French river network offer several environmental benefits. Indeed, a 4,500-ton river convoy is the equivalent of four freight trains or 220 vehicles.

Renewable hydrogen might be up to 11 times more expensive than natural gas, according to a report conducted by energy expert Michael Barnard, and that’s before storage and transportation expenses are added in.