The Hamburg green hydrogen hub has today (May 28) been included in the German Federal Ministry of Economics’ shortlist of projects under consideration for funding under the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) program.
Hydrogen Europe hosted several experts in the field of hydrogen to discuss the Hydrogen Act – a report that studies the creation of the European hydrogen economy.
Hydrogen’s role in decarbonising the economy will most likely be in backing up the electricity grid in industry, in shipping and in some heavy land transport, James Richardson, Chief Economist at National Infrastructure Commission told...
Estonian start-up company PowerUP Energy Technologies last week launched the first hydrogen cabinet with ambitions to support the hydrogen infrastructure in the country.
Queensland, Australia has added two more hydrogen technology clusters in a bid to boost its hydrogen capabilities, National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) confirmed today (May 25).
Jemena, a leading energy infrastructure company in Australia, has called for a Renewable Gas Target today (May 25), highlighting hydrogen as a crucial next step towards achieving net-zero emissions in Australia by 2050
The International Hydropower Association (IHA) has released a new paper today (May 25) that explores hydropower’s potential in green hydrogen production and why it could be critical to future developments.
The Group of Seven (G7) has agreed to step up efforts to advance commercial scale hydrogen from low carbon and renewable sources across its economies, including support for fuel cell deployment globally.
Heriot Watt University has been awarded £20m ($28.2m) as part of a wider £166.5m ($234.5m) UK Government cash injection to construct a research unit to study decarbonisation technology – including hydrogen.
Hydrogen has been included in a new £166.5m ($235.5m) cash boost provided by the UK Government today (May 24) that is aimed to drive forward developments in critical technology for a green revolution.
