NEOM: ‘World’s largest floating industrial complex’ to include $5bn green hydrogen project
NEOM is set to feature a $5bn green hydrogen production project on the world’s largest floating industrial complex, revealed by the group on Tuesday (Nov 16).
NEOM is set to feature a $5bn green hydrogen production project on the world’s largest floating industrial complex, revealed by the group on Tuesday (Nov 16).
With hydrogen mobility gaining traction within the automotive market, Australian-based H2X Global is set to follow in Tesla rival Rivian’s footsteps where it made a $120bn debut on NASDAQ.
The California Energy Commission (CEC) has approved a new $1.4bn plan to support the introduction of zero-emission mobility infrastructure and manufacturing with hydrogen at the forefront of this development.
ABB is set to use hydrogen fuel cell technology to power its high-power e-mobility charging stations, having today (Nov 16) placed a £4m ($5.3m) order with UK-based AFC Energy for its “S” Series system.
Canadian-based Geazone Eco-Courier is set to add 20 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) to its fleet with the support of rebates through the CleanBC Go Electric Hydrogen Fleet programme.
Siemens Gamesa wants to pioneer the effort to replace oil and gas with green hydrogen.
Everfuel is continuing to expand the rollout of its Scandinavian hydrogen stations that aim to bring widespread hydrogen to end-users.
Plans for a green refuelling forecourt, comprised of hydrogen refuelling and electric vehicle (EV) charging, have been unveiled for MIRA Technology Park in Warwickshire, UK.
Plans for a 15MW green hydrogen plant have today (Nov 15) been unveiled for Brugg, Switzerland, to support the country’s growing number of zero-emissions vehicles.
HYBRIT’s hydrogen produced steel is set to be used to develop automotive safety products, such as airbags and seatbelts, as part of a new agreement between SSAB and Autoliv, unveiled today (Nov 15).
