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Anglo American has revealed a prototype of the world’s largest hydrogen-powered mine haul truck, designed to operate in everyday mining conditions at its Mogalakwena PGMs mine in South Africa.
By joining the HyCologne network, Everfuel strengthens and extends its network in the Rhineland region of Germany, which offers great potential for green hydrogen.
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The companies have embarked on a new collaboration to investigate the development of green hydrogen projects, with the aim of decarbonising New Zealand’s energy system, and improving energy security.
Aviation H2, the company behind Australia’s first hydrogen-powered plane, has signed a strategic partnership with a major aircraft charter operator, FalconAir.
Air Liquide Korea and Lotte Chemical have entered a joint venture to scale up the hydrogen supply chain for mobility markets in South Korea.
PG&E is launching the nation’s most comprehensive end-to-end hydrogen study and demonstration facility, which will examine the potential of zero-carbon hydrogen as a renewable energy source.
Building a UK-wide delivery network for hydrogen has taken a step closer to reality with the SGN trial in Grangemouth, Scotland, in partnership with INEOS.
BP intends to invest up to £18 billion in the UK’s energy system by the end of 2030, demonstrating its commitment to the UK, and helping the country to deliver on its ambitions to boost energy security and reach net zero.
A high-level delegation from the UAE attended the inaugural Canadian Hydrogen Convention in Edmonton, Canada, in a bid to advance collaboration between the countries, and accelerate the role of hydrogen in the global energy transition.
Everfuel has secured the location for a refuelling station that will serve the increasing heavy-duty mobility and help establish Vordingborg as a logistics hub.
MOL Group has teamed up with Plug Power to build one of Europe’s largest-capacity green hydrogen production facilities at MOL’s Danube Refinery in Százhalombatta, Hungary.