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.
The MoU will see the Scottish company deliver hydrogen solutions for the Norwegian and Scandinavian energy markets with the option to extend the cooperation to other regions.
Woodside Energy has awarded Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS a contract for the alkaline electrolyser equipment for its proposed hydrogen project in Ardmore, Oklahoma, US.
A new study by the American Petroleum Institute (API) outlines how hydrogen produced from natural gas would deliver significant emissions reductions in the US.
The total market for Class 8 vehicles by 2030 is around 280 000 – 300 000 vehicles, a large proportion of which will be fully electric and powered by hydrogen fuel cells in future.
The 2022 funding competition focused on developing and deploying technologies that will reduce offshore emissions, accelerate clean energy production, and enable delivery of the UK’s net zero ambitions.
MHI has signed a Statement of Cooperation with the State Government of South Australia aimed at accelerating the development of the country's hydrogen industry.
CF Industries has entered into a commercial agreement with ExxonMobil to capture and permanently store up to 2 million tpy of CO2 emissions from its manufacturing complex in Louisiana, US.
The contract was signed after ERM Dolphyn was awarded £8.62 million of funding from the UK Government, via the Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition.
Alkemy's subsidiary, TVL, has entered into an MoU with BP, which is aimed at the development of its green hydrogen electrolytic production facility in Teesside, England.
Once fully operational, the biorefinery will produce 180 000 bpd (2.6 billion gal./yr) of biofuel, and 405 000 tpy of green hydrogen.
The companies have signed an MoU to develop green hydrogen/ammonia projects in the Middle East and other agreed geographies.