Sinopec produces green hydrogen from seawater
Sinopec Qingdao Refining & Chemical Co. has developed a project to produce green hydrogen from seawater using electrolysis in Qingdao City, China.
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Hyroad Energy collaborates on refuelling station
Hyroad Energy and Total Hydrogen Solutions have announced a commercial fuelling agreement to support hydrogen trucking in Texas, US.
Mott MacDonald supports UK hydrogen project
Mott MacDonald has announced that it is providing technical and environmental support to MorGen Energy’s West Wales Hydrogen project.
Hydrogen bus trial launches
Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and Toyota Motor Corp. have launched a public hydrogen fuel cell bus trial in Yanbu, supporting Saudi Arabia’s transition towards sustainable mobility.
Scoping process begins for German hydrogen pipeline
GASCADE has begun the scoping process for the planned HYBOR hydrogen pipeline set to run from Saxony-Anhalt to Thuringia, Germany.
CPH2 seeks to deploy electrolysers
Clean Power Hydrogen has signed an agreement with ABE GRUPPE to explore commercial opportunities for 175 MW of electrolysers in Germany.
White Martins begins hydrogen plant operations
Linde’s subsidiary, White Martins, has started operations of the first green hydrogen plant in Southeast Brazil, located in Jacareí, São Paulo.
Port of Klaipeda receives construction certification
The Port of Klaipeda, Lithuania, has received a construction completion certificate for its green hydrogen station project with production set to begin soon.
Global Power evaluates hydrogen project
Global Power Solutions has entered into an agreement with 2782404 to evaluate the development of a modular hydrogen-powered energy project.
Cellula Robotics fully submerges hydrogen vehicle
Cellula Robotics has demonstrated over 2000 km of submerged endurance with its hydrogen fuel cell-powered autonomous underwater vehicle.