Canada pledges CAD $300m for German hydrogen trade
Canada has announced it will commit up to CAD $300m ($216m) to support clean hydrogen trade with Germany, reinforcing their joint hydrogen alliance.
Canada has announced it will commit up to CAD $300m ($216m) to support clean hydrogen trade with Germany, reinforcing their joint hydrogen alliance.
The Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2) will be awarded up to $925m over its project lifetime from the US Department of Energy (DOE).
Six hydrogen production projects in Tunisia are set to progress after the government agreed on deals with nine European companies.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has launched its Draft 2024 Connecticut Clean Hydrogen Roadmap, which includes plans to support production and infrastructure developments.
The European Commission has agreed to state aid approval for a €998m ($1.08bn) Dutch hydrogen production scheme, which is expected to support the construction of at least 200MW of electrolysis capacity.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced up to $3.4m will be provided to support the R&D of clean hydrogen and fuel cell developments.
The UK Government plans to use land and seabed owned by the Royal Family to build up to 30GW of offshore wind developments to support its clean energy and hydrogen production plans.
Berlin has approved Germany’s hydrogen import strategy to bring up to 2.73 million tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen into the country by 2030.
The Uruguayan Roadmap for Green Hydrogen and Derivatives envisages the installation of approximately 18GW of renewable energy capacity and 9GW of electrolysers by 2040.
Fortescue’s back-track on hydrogen does not spell the end of clean hydrogen for Australia, according to the Australian Hydrogen Council’s (AHC) CEO.