Shell Nederland BV and Shell Overseas Investments BV, subsidiaries of Shell, have made the final investment decision (FID) to build Europe’s ‘largest’ renewable hydrogen plant in the Netherlands.
Sunfire today (July 5) revealed it has delivered two high-temperature electrolysis units to produce green hydrogen at Neste’s renewable products refinery in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
An India refinery is set to receive hydrogen compression technology forming part of its expansion project in a hope to improve efficiency and improve sustainability.
A multi-million pound hydrogen-powered furnace has been delivered to the Port of Liverpool, UK, ahead of its final destination at Essar Stanlow in Ellesmere Port, to clean up Essar Oil UK’s (EOUK) refinery operations.
A South-Korean chemicals manufacturer has today (June 20) said it will establish a plant to produce 50,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year in Daesan, South Korea, to clean up petrochemical production.
An Egyptian oil and gas company’s decarbonisation goals are set to be supported by hydrogen with the announcement of upgrades to its refinery.
Session two of the FT Live Hydrogen Summit, A New Infrastructure Opportunity, set out to explore what we can expect from infrastructure development in the energy transition.
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“I do believe liquid [hydrogen] is the future,” Cody Bateman, CEO of GenH2, told a H2 View webinar today (June 10).
A white paper, titled Unlocking European Energy Security, released today (June 7) by Siemens Gamesa, has said that Europe must deliver green hydrogen solutions to meet its 2050 climate neutrality deadline, despite Russia’s invasion of...
Oklahoma, US, is set to gain a 10MW solid oxide electrolyser as LSB Industries Inc., announce a project to generate green hydrogen that will contribute to approximately 13,000 tonnes of zero-carbon ammonia per year.
