Canada’s troubled government has proposed expanding its clean hydrogen subsidies to include methane pyrolysis in addition to electrolysis and reforming technologies.
Planned for Mason County, B&W plans to use its chemical looping technology that can break down feedstocks such as coal and biomass into hydrogen and CO2.
Cemex announced that will initially deploy HiiROC’s plasma-based hydrogen production unit at its Rugby cement facility as it looks to cut its CO2 emissions.
Empire Diversified Energy will become the first sub-recipient of the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub’s (ARCH2) federally granted funding.
Australia’s Hazer Group and Mitsui & Co. will continue to explore potential markets for Hazer’s graphite produced from its methane pyrolysis hydrogen technology.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has invested in a Colorado-based natural hydrogen start-up, joining Breakthrough Energy, Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund and United Airlines.
Max Power Mining Corp. has started natural hydrogen exploration at its site in Saskatchewan, Canada, as it looks at opportunities in Ontario and Quebec.
Two Canadian companies are looking to construct a new gas turbine power plant that could be powered by blends of low-carbon hydrogen produced from an electrified steam methane reforming (SMR) process.
Hazer’s process uses natural gas and unprocessed iron as feedstocks to produce hydrogen and graphite products.
Raven SR’s Spanish waste-to-hydrogen project has been granted special status to accelerate and reduce administrative deadlines.
