Oman green hydrogen investments total $38bn
Oman has chalked up $38bn in green hydrogen investments this year with its renewables capacity rising to 22.5GW.
Oman has chalked up $38bn in green hydrogen investments this year with its renewables capacity rising to 22.5GW.
The importance of the often-overlooked hydrogen midstream – covering transport and storage – was the focus of an engaging session at the Oman Green Hydrogen Summit.
The Oman Green Hydrogen Summit hit the ground running with the launch of a new energy storage company and three signings – all in the first hour.
The latest publication of the Hydrogen Council and McKinsey co-authored Hydrogen Insights has painted a recurring picture from previous reports: investments continue to grow but final investment decisions (FIDs) are falling short.
Levidian and Abu Dhabi Waste Management Company (Tadweer) have agreed to tackle emissions from the one of UAE capital’s largest landfill sites with methane-to-hydrogen and graphene technology.
Austrian oil, gas and petrochemicals company OMV has signed a Heads of Terms (HoTs) with Masdar to explore the production and use of green hydrogen to decarbonise its refineries.
Emirates Steel Arkan (ESA), Ohmium International and Khalifa University are set to collaborate on accelerating the uptake of green hydrogen in the steel sector to clean up ESA’s manufacturing.
Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4, explores a “viable alternative to steel or carbon fibre” for hydrogen storage and distribution.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DOE), Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) and UAE state-owned Masdar have signed an agreement to support the low-carbon hydrogen industry in Abu Dhabi.
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