‘Move fast and take risks’ to accelerate transition
The hydrogen industry needs to move fast and take risks to accelerate the energy transition, according to ERM Partner David Hart.
The hydrogen industry needs to move fast and take risks to accelerate the energy transition, according to ERM Partner David Hart.
Bangladesh – one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries – is to receive €400m funding from the EU to develop its renewable energy industry.
Shell has confirmed it plans to cut 15% of its low-carbon division workforce and make changes to its hydrogen mobility plans as it looks to boost profits.
Sembcorp Utilities and Indonesian state-owned utility PT PLN are set to explore green hydrogen production in Indonesia for export to Singapore.
Mitsui E&S has completed the construction of a hydrogen gas supply facility at its factory in Tamano, Japan, as it plans to launch its hydrogen business.
Tata Motors has unveiled a new R&D facility as it looks to further develop hydrogen internal combustion engines (ICEs) and hydrogen storage and dispensing technology in Pune, India.
City Energy and Gentari have teamed up to explore building a pipeline to import hydrogen from Malaysia to Singapore.
Taiwanese shipping firm Evergreen Marine Corporation has teamed up with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to explore the production and use of hydrogen-based e-fuels for maritime.
Hyzon Motors has supplied a hydrogen-powered, fuel cell electric waste collection truck to recycling and service company REMONDIS Australia.
Green hydrogen faces high risks mainly due to infrastructure needs and investments required to achieve large-scale deployment, according to McKinsey’s Global Energy Perspective 2023.
