Spain’s HyDeal Espana has made headlines for both its ambitious goals and its recent adjustments. This massive venture, once aiming to be one of Europe’s largest hydrogen initiatives, has undergone significant changes, including a drastic reduction in electrolyzer capacity targets and a delay in its operational timeline.
While hydrogen fuel cells have garnered significant attention, researchers and engineers are also exploring the potential of hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines. Recent developments in this field are not only pushing the boundaries of automotive technology but also creating excitement in the world of racing.
The global hydrogen energy market is on the cusp of significant growth, with substantial investments pouring into various sectors of the hydrogen industry chain, according to the recently released White Paper on the Development of the Global Hydrogen Energy Industry.
California lawmakers have agreed to set aside 15% of funds from a billion-dollar climate program. The funds, totaling an estimated $106 million, will be dedicated to building hydrogen fueling stations for cars and trucks.
Oman emerges as a beacon of promise in the realm of green hydrogen. Dr. Firas Al-Abduwani, an influential figure in Oman’s energy landscape, sheds light on the nation’s vision for green hydrogen, its transformative potential, and the strategies in play to make it a reality.
The production of hydrogen using renewable or low-carbon sources is facing a substantial uphill battle in meeting international emission reduction objectives.
The global ammonia industry is set for significant growth, with capacity expected to increase from 238 million metric tons per annum (mtpa) in 2022 to a substantial 311 million mtpa by 2030. This expansion is driven by 114 planned and announced ammonia plants scheduled to come online within this period, primarily in North America and the Former Soviet Union.
TotalÉnergies has made an unprecedented call for tenders. The company is on a mission to procure a staggering 500,000 tons per year of green hydrogen, marking a significant step in its journey to eliminate carbon emissions from its oil refining activities across Europe.
Japanese industrial precious metals firm TANAKA Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K. has inked a technical assistance agreement with China’s Chengdu Guangming Paite Precious Metal Co., Ltd. The partnership is focused on advancing fuel cell electrode catalyst manufacturing technologies. The strategic alliance aligns with TANAKA’s goal to cater to China’s growing domestic demand for fuel cell electrode catalysts.
Anders Christian Nordstrøm played a pivotal role in Ørsted’s foray into the burgeoning realm of green hydrogen, a journey he helped initiate. However, as of now, their paths diverge.
