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HebCelt marks PlusZero’s first major event in 2022, with its innovative combustion-engine based generator providing clean power for the event’s Islands Stage, sourced from the company’s Green Hydrogen production facility in Stornoway.
The Ise Bay area, where many industries are concentrated, has the future potential to become a large-scale receiving and supply base. Idemitsu is engaged in the business of receiving and refining crude oil and supplying petroleum products in the area.
TES has announced the start of the ‘Open Season’ to assess market interest for hydrogen and green gas import capacity at its Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub in Germany.
Air Liquide and Groupe ADP have announced their ambition to create the first joint venture to facilitate the development of hydrogen infrastructure at airports.
The company has completed a simulated wind tunnel test using computational fluid dynamics of its hydrogen-powered 'Pipeline-In-The-Sky' airship.
The companies have announced that they have signed an MoU for the development of offshore hydrogen production platforms.
BP has agreed to acquire a 40.5% equity stake in, and to become operator of, the Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) – one of the largest renewables and green hydrogen hubs in the world.
SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall are inaugurating HYBRIT’s pilot facility for fossil free hydrogen gas storage at Svartöberget in Luleå, Sweden.
According to Wood Mackenzie, potential low-carbon hydrogen demand from the global refining sector could reach 50 million tpy by 2050.
Chung-Ang University researchers have developed an inexpensive catalyst composed of a transition metal hydroxide sulfide heterostructure that makes for highly efficient overall water splitting.
The EU released its Framework to Decarbonise Gas Markets focusing on a shift from fossil natural gas to renewable and low carbon gases including hydrogen. This framework ties itself to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030 as compared to 1990 levels.
ANIL will target a production of 1 million t of green hydrogen per year by 2030, underpinned by around 30 GW of new renewable power generation capacity, as its first milestone.