TECO 2030 to expand its presence in Asia following new investment
TECO 2030 will initiate a fuel cell expansion in India and SAARC countries, backed with NOK43m ($4m) from Advait Infratech Limited.
The time is most definitely now for a hydrogen economy which has moved far beyond its original aim or definition.” Those were the words of Rob Cockerill, then managing editor at H2 View, in his editorial for our very first issue back in 2019. Fast forward 49 issues to April 2024 and our 50th issue, and it feels as if hydrogen is now finding its new definition. Having moved from its roots as a “merchant” gas, traditionally used in chemicals and refining processes, where it was often described as ‘the key enabler of refineries,’ it is now seen as a very different kind of enabler: one of decarbonisation.
TECO 2030 will initiate a fuel cell expansion in India and SAARC countries, backed with NOK43m ($4m) from Advait Infratech Limited.
Pure Hydrogen has leased a 4,000m2 site in Queensland, Australia, to develop a green hydrogen demonstration micro-hub.
Australia and Japan are looking to strengthen hydrogen trade ties with a new agreement between the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC) and the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO).
SSE remains focused on delivering UK green hydrogen projects despite the cancellation of two planned developments in 2024 alone, H2 View has been told.
Red Bull Racing’s high-performance arm has partnered with AVL to develop ‘ultra-high-power density’ fuel cell technology to support the use of hydrogen in high-performance mobility, motorsport and aviation.
H2 View and its sister company gasworld have launched the H2 Intelligence Dashboard – a comprehensive hub of insights into key aspects of the hydrogen ecosystem.
Air Products has received funding of an undisclosed amount to build two hydrogen refuelling stations in Duisburg and Meckenheim, Germany.
Solaris has received an additional order for its hydrogen-powered buses from Frankfurt’s In-der-City-Bus (ICB) public transport operator.
UK-based solid oxide hydrogen technology firm Ceres announced delayed financial results due to past revenue reporting errors but expects to double its revenues in 2024 with an accelerated focus on electrolysis.
Getech Group has secured three separate contracts related to the exploration of natural hydrogen, expected to generate a revenue of £390,000 ($486,727) over three years.
