EU to invest over €50m in Namibia’s green hydrogen industry
The European Commission will support the development of the Namibian green hydrogen industry with three EU-funded programmes worth €53.9m ($59.7m).
The European Commission will support the development of the Namibian green hydrogen industry with three EU-funded programmes worth €53.9m ($59.7m).
It comes as the first step of plans to harness ideal offshore wind conditions to produce green hydrogen directly, with hopes of replicating the land-based system at sea.
Veidekke has chosen Norwegian Hydrogen to supply its newly converted asphalt production plant with green hydrogen.
“We’ve found one of the strongest partners in India, if not the strongest partner,” Håkon Volldal, President and CEO of Nel, told H2 View.
H2Au and 45-8 Energy will explore natural hydrogen deposits across the US as part of a new Joint Strategic Alliance.
Enapter has received its largest single order of electrolyser systems in Europe, agreeing to supply Renco SpA with 4MW of AEM Nexus solutions.
DH2 Energy’s green hydrogen production project has been granted national interest status by the Portuguese Agency for Investment and Foreign Trade (AICEP).
Hycamite TCD Technologies has begun operations at its methane-to-hydrogen production plant in Kokkola, Finland.
ADNOC has agreed to take a 35% equity stake in ExxonMobil’s blue hydrogen and ammonia project in Texas, the US.
“Empty promises and unrealistic ambitions do not matter in the broader context of the emerging hydrogen economy,” ITM Power CEO, Dennis Schulz, told H2 View in his first trade publication interview.