Asia-Pacific

AMPYR Australia and Shell Energy Australia have signed a joint development agreement for a proposed battery energy storage system at Wellington in New South Wales.

The Western Australian Government has launched a A$450,000 ($282,800) study with ITM Power and Linde Engineering to develop a business case for manufacturing hydrogen electrolysers within the State.

An interview with LAVO CEO and Executive Director Alan Yu, by Rob Cockerill.

Since the 1990s, a technological boom has changed our way of life. From the way we study, shop, work, and communicate, the internet has become ever increasingly a major part of our existence, with the...

E4tech’s eighth annual Fuel Cell Industry Review showed 2021 to be a remarkable year for fuel cells, with around 85,850 units shipped – equating to 2,313MW, even with the Covid pandemic still hanging over markets....

Hydrogen will only supply 5% of global energy demand in 2050, a third of the level required to meet Net Zero, a report by independent energy expert, DNV has predicted.

Impact Clean Power Technology, Itochu Plantech and Toshiba Energy Systems and Solutions are to develop a hydrogen fuel cell system for heavy duty applications.

India, Sarawak, the UAE, Los Angeles and Australia’s New South Wales have been setting out their green hydrogen supply chain aspirations during Japan’s Time To Act Hydrogen Forum 2022.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and the State Government of South Australia have signed a Statement of Cooperation, setting a target to accelerate the clean energy transition, and develop a hydrogen economy.

Saudi Arabian-based ACWA Power and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) are set to explore the development of green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the Middle East and other geographies to decarbonise KEPCO’s South Korea operations.