In May 2024, the South Australian government, alongside federal counterparts, announced the deferral of a 600-million-dollar green hydrogen facility in Whyalla, redirecting funds into a 2.4 billion state-federal package to stabilize the region’s steelworks.
In recent research published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, significant attention has been drawn to the structural parameters of injection hole distribution in direct-injection hydrogen (DI H2) engines.
Belgium is rapidly positioning itself in the green hydrogen market with significant investments in new plants and strategic partnerships aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
