Enegix Energy on Tuesday (16th March) confirmed it had selected construction engineering firm Black & Veatch to complete a feasibility study for the planned $5.4bn green hydrogen hub in Ceará, Brazil.
One of the world’s largest shipbuilding companies, Hyundai Heavy Industries Group (HHI Group) has signed a deal with Saudi Arabian state-run oil company Saudi Aramco to cooperate on hydrogen and ammonia-related businesses.
Plug Power hopes to have two 15 tonnes per day hydrogen liquefaction plants operational in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern US by the end of next year (2022).
INOVYN wants to build a 20MW electrolyser at its chemical manufacturing site in Rafnes, Norway, the INOES subsidiary announced on Tuesday (16th March)
Canada and Germany have entered into a new energy partnership to establish a formal collaboration in a broad range of shared energy priorities, such as hydrogen and LNG.
One of the UK’s most advanced hydrogen and carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) projects has secured £72m to transform the North West into a low carbon industrial cluster.
Port of Amsterdam, Evos, Electriq Global, Hydrogenius and Hysilabs have joined forces under the initiative ‘H2Gate’ to investigate the technical and commercial feasibility of importing and storing hydrogen on an industrial scale.
In what is believed to be a first for the UK construction sector, Mace Group and AFC Energy will work together to replace high polluting diesel generators with zero emission hydrogen generators on construction sites.
Another landmark green hydrogen deal has been inked today (16th March) in Australia.
A 300MW green hydrogen plant could be built in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
