Europe will benefit for a new partnership between Fortescue Future industries (FFI) and E.ON that will see the companies become the EU’s “largest” renewable hydrogen supplier and distributor.
Hydrogen infrastructure in Germany has been handed a significant boost today (March 24) with RWE and OGE unveiling a hydrogen infrastructure concept including 1GW of new electrolyser capacity and 1,500km of pipeline.
Hydrogen can be utilised across a range of hard-to-abate sectors where electrification is either not cost-competitive or feasible. One company exploring hydrogen’s potential across multiple sectors is Italian-based RINA.
The transportation of hydrogen is a crucial barrier preventing the wider adoption of the clean energy carrier; pipelines however provide a cost-competitive basis to transfer hydrogen at low costs.
As the UK heads into future of dramatically altered energy production and use, Fieldfisher pipelines’ specialist Emily Tetley-Jones considers the practical and legal issues that need to be addressed to enable hydrogen to play its...
EDF Renewables has unveiled a new green hydrogen project that will support the Teesside, UK, in becoming a hotspot for hydrogen technologies.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Keyera and Shell Canada will see the two companies collaboratively work to explore low-carbon hydrogen projects in Alberta.
Centrica and the National Grid have partnered to explore the possibility of injecting green hydrogen into the UK’s National Transmission System (NTS) in order to decarbonise gas networks.
A major new hydrogen project in the US, touted as the “world’s largest” green hydrogen production and storage hub, is set to be developed in Texas with a capacity of 60GW.
Southern California Gas (SoCalGas) will showcase hydrogen’s potential in the domestic heating sector in Downey, California, with its landmark H2 Hydrogen Home project that is now under assembly.
