Sweetman Renewables aims to be one of the largest green hydrogen players
Sweetman Renewables has today (17th March unveiled major plans to position itself as one of the largest true green hydrogen producers.
Sweetman Renewables has today (17th March unveiled major plans to position itself as one of the largest true green hydrogen producers.
Waste ammonia from Severn Trent’s sewage treatment facility could soon be transformed into valuable hydrogen, with a research group targeting to produce 450 tonnes of the clean fuel per year.
BayoTech has announced a new partnership with ENEFINN Group, an Italy-based company that specialises in renewable energy including hydrogen, biogas and waste-to-energy projects.
American fuel cell solutions company FuelCell Energy has begun operations at its 2.8megawatt fuel cell project in Tulare, California’s waste-water treatment facility.
On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced its approval of up to $9.4m funding for Hazer Group Limited to construct and operate a hydrogen production facility in Munster,...