Global NRG H2 is set to develop its first waste-to-hydrogen facility in New South Wales, Australia, which will bolster the nation’s hydrogen economy in addition to reducing waste intensity on landfill sites.
Chile continues to be regarded as the next hotspot for hydrogen production and with this, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has partnered with AustriaEnergy and Oekowind on a 1.7GW hydrogen project.
Enapter has provided an update on its new campus that is set to enable the production of hydrogen through an innovative new electrolyser in Saerbeck, Germany.
Ukraine is set to gain a new green hydrogen production project being developed by MCL Group that will enable the production of hydrogen directly on consumer sites according to the company.
With an order backlog of €900m ($1bn), thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers has had a reshuffle of its structure and has renamed to thyssenkrupp nucera as the company aims to continue its green hydrogen expansion.
Germany is set to significantly boost its renewable energy sector by supporting innovative technologies to reduce the nation’s climate footprint with hydrogen identified as a key resource in achieving this.
Bloom Energy is continuing its rapid expansion into the hydrogen market with the appointment of a new Vice-President that will advance and scale Bloom’s global efforts.
A new partnership between Lhyfe and Enerparc AG will look to generate 1,200kg of green hydrogen per day to achieve climate neutrality targets in Germany.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has unveiled a new $40m funding in research and development to bolster the creation of ultra-low cost solar to help generate cheaper green hydrogen.
NewHydrogen is continuing on its mission to cut green hydrogen costs by eliminating or drastically reducing the use of precious and expensive metals in electrolysers.
