Soil investigation begins for hydrogen network
Fugro and Sweco have begun soil investigation fieldwork for the Delta Rhine Corridor West, a network transporting hydrogen and carbon dioxide to offshore sites in the Netherlands.
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Volvo begins on-road trials
Volvo has started on-road trials of heavy trucks with combustion engines powered by hydrogen, a step towards decarbonising transportation.
AIMPLAS leads hydrogen research project
AIMPLAS has announced that it is leading IRION, a European research project aiming to promote a more circular and sustainable green hydrogen sector.
Hydrogen Safe forms new partnership
Hydrogen Safe has partnered with MSA Safety to develop hydrogen safety and detection training courses.
Only a fraction of Asia Pacific’s projects progress
EIC has announced that only a fraction of Asia-Pacific’s US$407 billion hydrogen pipeline is moving onto construction due to weak offtake, infrastructure gaps and slow approvals.
Geopura and Forth Ports start hydrogen production
Geopura and Forth Ports have signed an agreement to produce green hydrogen on site at the Port of Tilbury, to support industrial decarbonisation in the UK.
Intelligent Energy supports UK project
Intelligent Energy has agreed to support Lighter than Aire’s UK hydrogen valley by deploying 40 fuel cell-powered warehouse trucks.
Bradford-Humber hydrogen valley kicks off
Lighter than Aire has been awarded €20 million in funding by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership for its large scale Bradford-Humber hydrogen valley project.
Topsoe signs ammonia agreement with Hynfra
Topsoe has signed a front-end engineering and design (FEED) agreement with Hynfra P.S.A. for an advanced green ammonia project in Aqaba, Jordan.
Commission approves Italian hydrogen scheme
The European Commission has approved a €6 billion Italian scheme to support the production of renewable hydrogen for transport and industrial sectors.