Intelligent Energy, developers of innovative hydrogen fuel cells, could soon be expanding its operations to Germany with talks beginning with Saxony over collaboration opportunities.
Green hydrogen supplier, Lhyfe, announced on Monday (May 23) success from a recent initial public offering (IPO) on Euronext Paris, raising €110m ($117m).
Progressus Clean Technology Inc. has announced today (May 23) it intends to assist with Europe’s shift away from Russian fossil fuels.
“The current detailed rules proposal will put the brakes on a good plan,” said Markus Krebber, CEO of RWE AG, today (May 23).
A report from the World Energy Council has said, that the timeline for hydrogen project development does not align with the need to address climate change.
Australian energy company, Woodside, announced today (May 20) that it has officially changed its name to Woodside Energy Group Ltd.
Energy Ministers from Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium have released a statement emphasising the production of offshore wind energy and hydrogen in the North Sea.
Six African countries on Wednesday (May 18), formerly launched the Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance, which aims to make the continent a frontrunner in the green hydrogen development race.
ITM Power announced yesterday (May 19), it had won £9.3m ($11.6m) of UK Government funding towards its 5MW gigastack of PEM electrolysers, as part of the UK’s latest push towards low-carbon hydrogen.
To fully realise the potential of hydrogen in decarbonising society, the US Department of Energy (DOE) unveiled on Thursday (May 19) nearly $25m to study hydrogen’s role in electricity generation.
