Fortescue Future Industries signs agreement with JCB and Ryze Hydrogen
Fortescue Future Industries has signed a multi-billion-pound deal with J C Bamford Excavators and Ryze Hydrogen to become the UK’s largest supplier of green hydrogen.
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Fortescue Future Industries has signed a multi-billion-pound deal with J C Bamford Excavators and Ryze Hydrogen to become the UK’s largest supplier of green hydrogen.
ASCO has been chosen as the supplier of logistics and supply services for Horisont Energi’s endeavors within the production of clean energy and carbon transport and storage.
Fortescue Future Industries has acquired the commercial assets of Xergy Inc and Xergy One Ltd to form FFI Ionix Inc.
The companies have entered into a partnership to develop heavy-duty hydrogen refuelling station compressor systems.
KP Engineering, LP has entered into a mutual collaboration agreement with OMNI Conversion Technologies Inc. to supply equipment and technology to produce hydrogen from waste with a negative carbon footprint at less than half the cost of electrolysis.
According to a new report from Cornwall Insight, UK industry could see a low carbon hydrogen demand of approximately 10 TWh in 2030, increasing to up to 37 TWh by 2050.
Rystad Energy's analysis reveals that the locations of the planned green hydrogen projects are overwhelmingly in areas where water is in short supply, meaning an additional desalination market needs to be created.
ATOME Energy has signed an agreement with the Itaipu Binational Technology Park to invest in green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities.
According to Wood Mackenzie, the time is ripe for the world's major energy exporters to accelerate the energy transition, and mastering the hydrogen trade could make a difference.
The companies have signed an MoU to accelerate the production of green hydrogen for decarbonising transportation in the UK.
The companies have announced plans to work together to pilot both the development of hydrogen infrastructure and the introduction of hydrogen-powered fuel cell trucks in the UK.
GCEP and H2X Global have signed an agreement to manufacture hydrogen fuel cells, electrolysers, hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles and a range of hydrogen power units in Australia.