Norwegian energy company Equinor, German gas transmission system operator OGE and German steelmaker thyssenkrupp on Tuesday (12th Jan) said they are convinced that blue hydrogen as a reliable and available technology has the potential to...
Tenaris, Edison and Snam have joined forces to decarbonise Tenaris’ Dalmine pipe mill in Italy with green hydrogen, as part of what is thought to be the first application of the clean fuel on an...
After months of anticipation, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, Seamus O’Regan, yesterday launched the Canadian Hydrogen Strategy, laying the foundation for the success and growth of a new clean energy industry in the country.
Tenova and HBIS Group are working together to implement what they claim will be the world’s first direct reduced iron (DRI) plant powered by hydrogen in China.
Australian Vanadium has today (12th Nov) unveiled a raft of green hydrogen objectives including powering its minesite and haulage vehicles with the renewable energy.
Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser will develop a large-scale electrolyser plant in Norway to produce green steel.
ArcelorMittal Europe will this year offer its first green steel solutions it its customers, as the company starts to integrate hydrogen technologies into its steelmaking process.
The international Energy Agency (IEA) yesterday published its Energy Technology Perspectives 2020 report, stating that hydrogen will clearly have a role to play in decarbonising industries where the direct use of electricity would be challenging.
The world’s first fossil-free hydrogen-powered steel plant located in northern Sweden will begin operations on Monday 31st August.
Germany’s first hydrogen-based steel production plant that uses the green gas as reducing agent in the blast furnace has begun operation in Dillingen.
