The Genvia joint venture has signed several pilot project agreements that will see electrolyser technology implemented into cement and steel industries to produce clean hydrogen.
The European Commission has said it will support two breakthrough hydrogen projects as part of a newly announced €1.1bn ($1.2bn) Innovation Fund that aims to decarbonise energy-intensive industries.
HYBRIT’s hydrogen produced steel is set to be used to develop automotive safety products, such as airbags and seatbelts, as part of a new agreement between SSAB and Autoliv, unveiled today (Nov 15).
thyssenkrupp talks green steel production, electrolyser technologies and decarbonisation targets, with Molly Burgess.
23 Governments have revealed four new missions, as part of Mission Innovation, that aim to accelerate innovative, clean energy technologies and its application within hard-to-abate sectors with hydrogen included.
25 major global companies have signed up to the First Movers Coalition, a new platform that aims to decarbonise some of the worlds most pollutant industries with hydrogen set to be utilised.
A new Australia-Republic of Korea (ROK) low and zero emissions technology partnership is set to see the two countries work together to support the adoption of low and zero emissions technologies, such as hydrogen.
Pilbara’s steelmaking sector is set for a clean-up, as a result of a newly inked deal between Rio Tinto and BlueScope that looks replace coking coal with clean hydrogen in the Australian region.
Norwegian energy and aluminium company Hydro has today (Oct 28) revealed that it will branch into the green hydrogen market by creating a new dedicated company called Hydro Havrand.
With green steelmaking creating shockwaves throughout industry, Primetals, Midrex and Metalloinvest will invest $600m to develop a new hot briquetted iron (HBI) facility with hydrogen capabilities.
