It was announced on Tuesday (June 21), a A$600m ($413.3m) green hydrogen distribution network in Australia has been agreed to be planned and built by Hydrogen Fuels Australia (H2FA) and CLARA Energy.
It was revealed today (June 22), Echandia and Toshiba are set to deepen their collaboration to focus on the development of fuel-cell battery technology, bringing the maritime sector closer to introducing hydrogen.
Shell’s efforts to build extensive hydrogen refuelling infrastructure in California, US, are set to received support from South Korean Hanwha Solutions’ hydrogen tank manufacturing subsidiary Hanwha Cimarron.
After Elon Musk famously called fuel cells, ‘fool cells’, the FT Live Hydrogen Summit, last Thursday (June 16), delved into the role that green hydrogen could play in the future of mobility.
A South-Korean chemicals manufacturer has today (June 20) said it will establish a plant to produce 50,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year in Daesan, South Korea, to clean up petrochemical production.
Two Australian hydrogen powerhouses have entered final negotiations to become the lead developer of the ‘world’s largest’ green hydrogen plant in Southland, New Zealand.
Torrens Island, Adelaide, Australia is set to become the focus of a feasibility study to transform the island into a green hydrogen energy hub.
Aviation became the focus of the FT Live Hydrogen Summit in London, UK, to delve into whether the industry is ready to accommodate the uptake of hydrogen.
The FT Live Hydrogen Summit took a dive into the Geopolitics of Hydrogen in its fifth session, to try and understand what the clean energy might look like in years to come.
The industrial gas sector had the opportunity to input its knowledge into the discussion at the FT Live Hydrogen Summit in the fourth session of the day, Industrial Gas and the Clean Energy Revolution.
