Hydrogen and carbon capture, arguably buzz words of the moment in the energy sector, are being utilised more and more as the globe looks to reach various decarbonisation targets – at least that’s the trend...
Organic waste and landfill gas in India will be converted into green hydrogen at a state-of-the-art biomethane plant with downstream Bio-CNG installations and on-site steam methane reforming-based products.
Egypt is eyeing the green hydrogen opportunity as it looks to deliver a more sustainable and prosperous future for its population – and such ambitions are now being pushed forward by the Egyptian Electricity Holding...
Up to 99.9 tonnes of organic waste is set to be converted into 2,000 metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually at a new site in Richmond, California as soon as summer 2022.
Plans have been unveiled for a brand-new electrolysis plant that is set to produce approximately 500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually in Quintero Bay, Chile.
Mitsubishi Power is looking to decarbonise its operations with hydrogen, having today (August 24) ordered what it says is the world’s largest single stack high-pressure alkaline electrolyser system.
Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have found a way to convert untapped oil into clean hydrogen energy – and the work has been recognised by the US Department of Energy (DOE).
Plans for a world leading green ammonia and green hydrogen facility are moving forward in Oman – and the development is believed to be one of the largest in the world of its kind.
Rio Tinto is looking to decarbonise its Yarwun alumina refinery in Gladstone, Australia with hydrogen.
Canada’s decarbonisation objectives and plans to develop a hydrogen economy are set to be supported by a new alliance which aims to support federal and provincial hydrogen policies to promote the clean and green fuel.
