Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) have announced today (May 20) a proposal to build a dedicated artificial island in the North Sea, for large-scale green hydrogen production, called ‘Brintø’.
According to a Rystad Energy report, the Egyptian Government is set to release a $40bn national hydrogen plan in the coming months, to attract foreign investment.
Northern Europe could receive a large boost to its hydrogen economy with Gasunie and Fluxys partnering to develop a Dutch-Belgian hydrogen network in the North Sea Port area.
bp and Linde announced today (May 17), plans to advance a major carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Texas, US, which would allow low-carbon hydrogen production at Linde’s existing facilities.
As the UK’s hydrogen industry continues to achieve new heights, a key part of its wider adoption needs to be explored. Safety protocols surrounding hydrogen is seen as a key area to explore and develop...
The Czech Republic could receive a boost to its hydrogen economy with DNV revealing today (May 17) plans to evaluate blending hydrogen in the country’s natural gas pipeline.
A collaboration between Strohm and Lhyfe is aiming to launch the ‘first floating wind turbine with an integrated hydrogen production system’ worth approximately €60m ($56.8m).
A pre-feasibility study has been announced today (May 6), that will assess the viability to produce and transport green hydrogen in Western Australia, using existing pipelines.
Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Firstgas Group (Firstgas) have embarked on a collaboration to investigate developing green hydrogen projects, with hopes of continuing to decarbonise New Zealand’s energy system.
The UK’s hydrogen ecosystem continues to see widescale innovation and investment with INEOS revealing today (May 4) its intention to develop hydrogen distribution networks.
