TUV Rheinland has unveiled today (April 20) that it has issued the “first” green hydrogen and green ammonia certificate globally for the Greenfield Project – a hydrogen megaproject in Oman.
As the Baltic Sea gears up to introduce hydrogen marine technologies, ESL Shipping has joined the Botnia Link H2 partnership to promote the clean energy carrier.
Two hydrogen hubs within Western Australia have received $140m bipartisan federal support in order to turn the region into a booming capital for hydrogen technologies.
Gladstone, Australia, is one step closer to acquiring a significant green hydrogen and green ammonia hub within the state bolstering the H2-Hub Gladstone project’s prospects.
Hydrogène de France (HDF Energy) has acquired a majority stake in a NewGen project aiming to be the first industrial project to produce green hydrogen in the Caribbean.
A new development between Gasunie, HES International and Vopak, revealed today (April 11) is aiming to create a hydrogen import terminal at the Port of Rotterdam.
A 25GW solar and wind megaproject in Oman is set to be coupled with electrolysis in order to generate industrial-scale quantities of green hydrogen and ammonia.
Yara International is continuing to develop the hydrogen value chain with the creation of the “world’s first” carbon-free ammonia fuel bunker network in Scandinavia.
Two new members have joined NortH2 in a bid to develop a 10GW hydrogen project and create the “first” large-scale green ammonia and methanol value chains in the Netherlands.
A new partnership between Black & Veatch and The Green Solutions (TGS) will explore green energy production in Vietnam with hydrogen to be a key pillar in this development.
