Analysis: Five sectors to watch in 2024
After two busy years across the hydrogen industry, 2024 looks set to be the year where the energy carrier’s strengths are put to use in the most suitable industries and applications.
After two busy years across the hydrogen industry, 2024 looks set to be the year where the energy carrier’s strengths are put to use in the most suitable industries and applications.
Logan Energy has secured £5m ($6.3m) of investment to support the development of its hydrogen technology base and facilities.
Energy Vault Holdings has begun construction on the US’ “largest” green hydrogen long duration energy storage system (LDES).
Powerhouse Energy Group (PHE) has agreed to deploy hydrogen-based projects across Australia, Italy, Switzerland and Hong Kong under an agreement with National Hydrogen.
Norfund has partnered with Westgass and Industrial Promotion Services (IPS) to invest in hydrogen-based fertilisers in Uganda.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $10m will be funded towards a hydrogen direct reduction at a steel plant in Toledo, Ohio.
Infinite Green Energy (IGE) and Axpo Holding AG are set to collaborate on a 30MW green hydrogen project in Abruzzo, Italy.
thyssenkrupp Steel has launched a call for tender to supply 143,000 tonnes of hydrogen for its first direct reduction plant in Duisburg, Germany.
The North West Hydrogen Alliance (NWHA) has encouraged a new 20GW of hydrogen production target by 2035 to the UK Government.
Lake Charles Methanol (LCM) will invest $3.24bn to build an industrial facility feature blue hydrogen production and carbon capture and storage (CCS) for low-carbon methanol production.
