Asia pacific hydrogen news

Jakson Green’s renewable hydrogen and green ammonia project in India has been awarded precertification under the CertifHy EU Voluntary Scheme.

South Korea’s Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment has announced that all newly purchased police vehicles will transition to hydrogen and electric models by 2035.

JFE Steel has produced a prototype of reduced iron using green hydrogen, a first in Japan, contributing to decarbonisation in the steel industry.

A study by Pusan National University has identified a strategy to optimise liquid-hydrogen tank insulation through the use of cryogenic sacrificial fluid cooling.

Koloma has announced that it has been awarded exclusive rights by the Government of the Philippines for natural hydrogen exploration in western Zambales Province.

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has announced that Indonesia has launched a hydrogen bus and green hydrogen corridor linking Jakarta, Karawang, and Patimba.

Indian Railways is set to launch India’s first hydrogen fuel cell trainset with a capacity of around 2600 passengers, accelerating sustainable rail mobility.

D3 Energy Ltd has announced the independent certification of a natural hydrogen prospective resource for the Hydrohelix and Cootanoorina prospects in South Australia.

JERA and Samsung C&T have signed an agreement to strengthen resilience and supply security of hydrogen and ammonia value chains in Japan and South Korea.

thyssenkrupp nucera and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd have signed a strategic collaboration to advance alkaline water electrolysis for green hydrogen in India.