“When we are looking at a renewable future, hydrogen is the key.” These are the words of Jukka Lehtonen, Vice-President of Technology and Product Management of Energy Business at Wärtsilä Energy.
A new utility-scale solar-to-hydrogen plant, set to produce close to 15 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, is under development in Portugal.
Estonian-based PowerUP Energy Technologies recently unveiled its first-ever hydrogen fuel cell generator, dubbed UP400, that is targeting the recreational industry by producing 400W of portable clean energy.
Technology group Wärtsilä is set to provide engine generating sets, that will run on a hydrogen and natural gas blend, for Keppel Offshore & Marine’s “Floating Living Lab” (FLL) in Singapore.
INNIO has launched its “Ready for H2” portfolio that includes 100% hydrogen powered Jenbacher engines.
Fusion Fuel has unveiled the HEVO Ammonia Morocco project aiming to produce 183,000 tonnes of green ammonia by 2026 in addition to being the country’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia project to date, the company...
Estonian-based PowerUP Energy Technologies has officially unveiled its first-ever hydrogen fuel cell generator today (July 13).
WPP Energy has selected the University Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) as a research and development partner to support WPP’s “W2H2” unconventional water electrolysis green hydrogen generators.
TECO 2030 and Implenia Norway have joined forces to develop and pilot hydrogen-powered solutions to eliminate emissions at construction sites.
PowerUP Fuel Cells OÜ has been awarded €88,463 ($104,000) for its 6kW hydrogen fuel cell tactical generator by the Estonian Ministry of Defence today (July 1).
