Asia-Pacific

Freeport East is aiming to accelerate hydrogen and other green transport solutions in India after partnering with Innovating for Transport and Energy Systems (ITES).

Fortescue has agreed to collaborate with COSCO Shipping to construct and deploy its vessels and co-owned vessels that will be powered by green ammonia.

“We’re not pivoting away from green hydrogen,” Hutchinson told investors. “I think we have a pretty good clue now where the projects need to be developed…”

Hydrogéne de France (HDF Energy) will deploy its multi-MW Renewstable hydrogen plants in the Philippines, aimed at decarbonising the country’s power sector.

Kawasaki Motors has publicly demonstrated a hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE)-powered motorcycle at Suzuka Circuit in Japan.

Yanmar Energy Systems has commercialised its compact hydrogen PEM fuel cell system and will begin accepting orders in Japan in September (2024).

Fortescue’s back-track on hydrogen does not spell the end of clean hydrogen for Australia, according to the Australian Hydrogen Council’s (AHC) CEO.

Ceres has signed a license agreement to see its solid oxide electrolysers (SOEC) technology for hydrogen production manufactured by an unnamed OEM based in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.

Californian hydrogen electrolyser firm Ohmium International has launched a 2GW factory in India to produce its fully assembled systems.

“For now, and into the near future, it is likely that hydrogen regulation in Asia will depend on adapting existing general laws and regulations to specific projects,” write Dan Feldman Global Head of Energy and...