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One of the first microgrid projects of its kind in the US, the [H2] Innovation Experience is a technology demonstration that aims to show how carbon-free gas made from renewable electricity can be used in pure form or as a blend to fuel clean energy systems.
MPK Poznan already boasts 58 electric Solaris buses, which account for nearly 20% of its fleet. 25 Urbino 12 hydrogen buses will join Poznan’s zero-emission fleet in the second half of 2023.
GRTgaz and Fluxys have launched a market call for developing the first open-access, cross-border hydrogen transmission network between France and Belgium.
The companies announced a new dimension to their collaboration during European Hydrogen Week.
Oracle Power has signed a non-binding MoU with Blue Carbon to collaborate on a decarbonisation roadmap to complement Oracle Energy’s green hydrogen project in Pakistan.
As much as skeptics insist that the internal combustion engine (ICE) is dead and hydrogen is a non-starter, it appears that significant research and development is being conducted into the technology across geographies.
The plant proposed to be located at Kota shall be built in phases starting with a 15 000 tpy green ammonia facility by 2025.
Woodside Energy and LanzaTech, a US-based carbon capture and transformation company, have announced a strategic collaboration with the signing of a Strategic Framework Agreement.
The site, which employs over 200 people, will manufacture valves and hydraulic actuating systems for critical applications in petrochemical industries, alongside new green energy products, such as its new IMI VIVO Electrolyser.
The United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom have a global leadership opportunity in developing clean hydrogen, through a broad collaboration involving policy, innovation, trade, and investment, according to a new report.
ACWA Power and the Industrial Development Corp. have signed an extensive MoU exploring a partnership in the development of green hydrogen and its derivatives in South Africa.
DNV is leading three parallel joint industry projects (JIPs) to develop the existing KFX software, which simulates gas dispersion, fire and explosions, to increase safety in the deployment of energy transition solutions.