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In collaboration with WEC Energy Group, the Electric Power Research Institute, and Burns & McDonnell, Wärtsilä has been contracted to carry out hydrogen fuel testing at the A.J. Mihm power plant in Michigan, US.
Verne Global and Landsvirkjun have announced a collaboration whereby Verne Global will trial and deploy hydrogen fuel cells to produce reliable and sustainable back-up power for its Icelandic data centre campus.
The €200 million raised will be used for the construction of installations on a number of geographic areas, including Europe, that will be producing synthetic green hydrogen-based fuels, or “e-fuels,” for land and sea transportation, and the aviation industry.
FFI’s membership in Qlimate is the first step towards a broader strategy to develop algorithms solving computational bottlenecks in modelling Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technology and pulse electrolysis - key enablers for more efficient green hydrogen production.
The green hydrogen from Bloom’s electrolyser is expected to produce 13 000 metric t of clean ammonia per year.
Honeywell has announced that Coffeyville Resources & Marketing, LLC has selected Honeywell for a feasibility study for lower-carbon hydrogen production in Coffeyville, Kansas, US.
ACWA Power, OQ and Air Products have signed a joint development agreement toward a multibillion-dollar investment in a world-scale green hydrogen-based ammonia production facility in Oman.
HESL intends to incorporate hydrogen compression and on-demand energy storage technology, allowing energy to be stored as hydrogen at a fraction of the cost of lithium-ion battery storage, solving the challenges faced by windfarms during periods of reduced demand.
Bryan Garnier has acted as the sole financial advisor to Enapter, a manufacturer of electrolysers for green hydrogen production, on a €20 million strategic investment by Johnson Matthey.
EDPR has entered into an industrial agreement with Lhyfe to jointly identify, develop, build and manage projects within the renewable hydrogen sector.
As low and zero-emissions vehicles capture an ever-greater share of the market, countries around the globe need to expand access to renewable fuels like hydrogen.
The hydrogen generators produced by the JV under license from e1NA use methanol and water as feedstock resulting in cost effective onsite production of hydrogen and a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and local air pollution when compared to gas and oil.