Ceres collaborates with Bosch and Linde Engineering on green hydrogen demonstration
The companies plan to prepare a two-year demonstration of a 1 MW SOEC system, starting in 2024, which will be located at a Bosch site in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Chart Industries and ZEV Station sign hydrogen equipment MoU
Chart Industries Inc. and ZEV Stations Co. have executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) enabling the two companies to collaborate on novel deployment for US-based, multimodal hydrogen stations with Chart equipment.
DNV study shows offshore hydrogen infrastructure potential
A new DNV study highlights the significant advantages of an offshore hydrogen backbone in the North and Baltic Seas.
Saudi Aramco and Linde Engineering to develop ammonia cracking technology
Aramco and Linde Engineering have signed an agreement to jointly develop a new ammonia cracking technology.
Unigel and thyssenkrupp nucera sign green hydrogen MoU
thyssenkrupp nucera and Unigel have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to increase the capacity of the green hydrogen plant that Unigel is developing in Bahia, Brazil.
GenH2 and Chart Industries ink MoU for hydrogen liquefaction systems
GenH2 and Chart Industries have formed a strategic partnership to jointly market and distribute small-scale hydrogen liquefaction technologies globally.
Pengerang Energy Complex inks strategic agreements
Pengerang Energy Complex Sdn Bhd has signed key agreements with several blue-chip partners for the upcoming Pengerang Energy Complex in Johor, Malaysia.
Howden exceeds emission reduction targets
Howden has released an update on its ESG progress, which includes a 23% reduction in its Scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions during 2022.
Siemens Energy to supply electrolysers to new e-fuels facility in Texas
HIF Global and Siemens Energy have reached an agreement that would allow Siemens Energy to expand its electrolyser manufacturing capacity beyond its previously announced plans.
Infinity Power and Conjuncta sign MoU with Government of Mauritania
The companies have signed an MoU with the Government of Mauritania to develop a green hydrogen plant over four phases, which is expected to produce up to 8 million t of green hydrogen or other renewable fuels upon completion.