The “world’s largest” photovoltaic green hydrogen production project is to be developed by Sinopec in Xinjiang, China, the company said today (Nov 30).
The feasibility of a renewable hydrogen export supply chain between Western Australia and the Port of Rotterdam is being explored under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) inked today (Nov 30).
With energy giant bp signing a new agreement with Schneider Electric to decarbonise high-emission customers in Australia, the EU, UK, and US, it is expected that hydrogen could be utilised to achieve this goal.
Australia is set to be handed a huge boost to its hydrogen production and distribution capabilities with GeelongPort today (Nov 30) investing A$100m ($71m) to develop a hub in the area.
Queensland Pacific Metals (QPM) is set to benefit from hydrogen produced at Edify Energy’s large-scale green hydrogen plant, currently under development within the Landsdown Eco-Industrial Precinct in Queensland, Australia.
Hyundai’s hydrogen-powered XCIENT Fuel Cell truck has landed in New Zealand.
InterContinental Energy is expanding its global footprint, having today (Nov 29) announced the opening of a new corporate office in Singapore as it looks to drive green hydrogen production across the globe.
The “world’s first” hydrogen fuel cell mobile crane has been put into trial operation by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries as it transitions away from fossil fuel reliance in ports.
The Government of Western Australia aims to develop two additional hydrogen hubs in Pilbara and Mid-West Australia with a A$117.5m ($84m) investment.
Townsville, Australia, could become a hydrogen powerhouse with Edify signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today (Nov 24) to investigate the feasibility of exporting hydrogen through the port.
