OGE and RWE present national hydrogen infrastructure concept
In order to speed up the process of building a German hydrogen industry and infrastructure, OGE and RWE have jointly developed the national infrastructure concept called H2ercules.
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In order to speed up the process of building a German hydrogen industry and infrastructure, OGE and RWE have jointly developed the national infrastructure concept called H2ercules.
Invented and developed by HDF Energy, the power plants combine intermittent renewable energies with long-term storage of electricity in the form of hydrogen and short-term battery storage to provide clean, stable and continuous energy.
HydrogenOne and Safran have signed definitive agreements for a common investment in Cranfield Aerospace Solutions – leader in the design and manufacture of new aircraft design concepts, including the use of hydrogen as a fuel.
CIP and Sunfire have announced a framework agreement for up to 640 MW of electrolysis to supply a portion of CIP’s multi-GW Power-to-X project pipeline.
Aviation H2’s goal of becoming one of Australia’s first hydrogen-fuelled aviation companies is coming into fruition, with the construction of its first modification prototype expected to begin soon.
The companies have signed a joint agreement to explore CO2-free hydrogen production and usage at Woven City, the prototype city of the future that Toyota has started to develop in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
Nel Hydrogen Fueling, a subsidiary of Nel, has received a purchase order from HysetCo for several H2Station modules to be used for light-duty fuel cell electric vehicles in Paris, France.
The common goal of the cooperation is to build hydrogen plants that meet the performance and cost requirements of the industry.
The companies have signed an MoU to detail action plans within the fields of decarbonisation, the hydrogen value chain, and digitalisation.
A 20 MW electrolyser from Sunfire will produce Finland’s first green hydrogen at a plant in Harjavalta.
STEAG will supply thyssenkrupp Steel with hydrogen and oxygen in a bid to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in hot metal production.
ADNOC has signed an MoU and joint study agreements with counterparts in Germany in order to accelerate and deepen collaboration in clean hydrogen.