Queensland, Australia unveils hydrogen workforce roadmap
The Queensland State Government in Australia has today (July 20) delivered a ‘nation’s first’ dedicated workforce plan for the hydrogen industry.
The Queensland State Government in Australia has today (July 20) delivered a ‘nation’s first’ dedicated workforce plan for the hydrogen industry.
Rolls-Royce and Hyundai Motor Group on Monday (July 18) unveiled plans to collaborate on delivering a hydrogen fuel cell-electric aircraft demonstration by 2025.
TAE Technologies has revealed today (July 19) it has secured $250m from a financing round to fund the construction of its next hydrogen-boron fusion reactor, dubbed, Copernicus.
Power and steel manufacturing is set to be cleaned up in South Korea under a new agreement, revealed today (July 19), to develop green hydrogen and green ammonia production capacity.
Costs for renewables continued to fall in 2021 as supply chain challenges and rising commodity prices have yet to show their full impact on project costs, finds a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency...
A newly revealed collaboration has set out to integrate hydrogen into gas network assets in India to support the country in its efforts towards decarbonising its economy.
Leading gas and engineering company BOC, a Linde company, and bp Australia have announced a new agreement to build a hydrogen refuelling station at the bp Truckstop in Lytton, Queensland.
Green hydrogen is considered the most sustainable form of hydrogen and can be produced through water electrolysis, yet electrolysers need fresh water to make hydrogen and large electrolyser projects are often situated in regions with...
Impact Coatings has revealed an order for an INLINECOATER™FC system for delivery to the Chinese fuel cell metal plate manufacturer Shangdong Boyuan New Energy Technology Development Co., Ltd. (Boyuan).
New Zealand-based zero-emissions transition company Fabrum, a developer of mission-critical technology solutions for global industries, is partnering with New Zealand’s largest heavy transport company H.W. Richardson (HWR) to decarbonise its transport fleet with hydrogen.
