A planned advanced bio refinery in Panama, set refine 180,000 barrels of advanced biofuels a day, will produce 405,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year from refinery by-products.
Spanish oil and gas company, Cepsa, and the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands have partnered to establish the ‘first’ green hydrogen corridor between southern and northern Europe.
In the development of “Europe’s largest” renewable hydrogen plant, Shell has appointed Yokogawa Electric Corporation as the main automation contractor (MAC).
A new report has predicted that the chemicals industry could represent almost 50% of global green hydrogen demand in 2050.
Nel Hydrogen US has revealed today (September 13) it has received a $3m purchase order for a containerised PEM electrolyser from LanzaJet, to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the US.
A group of shipping industry leaders have announced plans to establish an e-fuels hub in the Port of Gothenburg, Sweden, seeing it become a bunkering point of hydrogen in the liquid form of eMethanol.
ATOME has made further progress in developing its 400MW green hydrogen and ammonia project in Villeta, Paraguay, as it today (September 5) reveals the acquisition of a 75 acre site for the facility.
Hydrogen from ethanol production plants are set to be developed in Brazil after Shell Brazil, Raízen, Hytron, University of São Paulo (USP) and SENAI CETIQT reveal the companies have formed a partnership.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has announced its CI Energy Transition Fund I (CI ETF I) has closed at the hard cap of €3bn ($2.994bn), which it says makes it the ‘largest dedicated clean hydrogen fund...
Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based startup GenHydro revealed on Tuesday (August 16) it has launched its novel reaction-based hydrogen production technology.
