E-fuel production project in South of France launches feasibility studies
A project based in the South of France which plans to produce hydrogen and biofuels has started feasibility studies.
A project based in the South of France which plans to produce hydrogen and biofuels has started feasibility studies.
In an effort to decarbonise aviation, AI-enabled concentrated solar energy and green hydrogen production innovator, Heliogen has entered a Letter of Intent (LOI) with sustainable fuels company, Dimensional Energy to produce sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).
Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco and SABIC Agri-Nutrients (AN) Company announced on Wednesday (August 4) the firms have obtained the ‘world’s first’ independent certifications recognising blue hydrogen and ammonia production.
As part of its Bad Lauchstädt energy park green hydrogen project, Uniper has ordered a 30MW pressurised alkaline electrolyser from Sunfire.
Hydrogen technologies in China are planned to be explored by Johnson Matthey China and Sinopec Capital, under a signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
One of Latin America’s largest chemical companies, Unigel, has today (July 26) announced plans to build the first green hydrogen plant in Brazil.
The South Australian Government has today (July 26) said, it has received 60 proposals from organisations across the globe for its A$593m ($411.8m) Hydrogen Jobs Plan.
Air Products today (July 25) announced it will spend or commit $4bn for the transition to clean energy over the next five years for new investments or modifications to existing assets including low and zero...
A Portuguese-based joint venture, revealed last Friday (July 22), plans to develop a ‘world-class’ facility for industrial-scale production of e-sustainable aviation fuels (e-SAFs) based on green hydrogen and biogenic carbon dioxide.
A Canadian company has entered a share purchase agreement with a Nigerian firm that has patented technology to produce green hydrogen, ammonia, fertiliser, electricity and more from human and animal waste.
