Belgium – Around 10 million metric tons of hydrogen are produced and sold annually in the European Union, with the majority of these volumes coming from the burning of coal and natural gas.
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Japan – The world’s first large-capacity Sweep Energy Storage System, which was created by JERA and Toyota and is connected to the consumer electrical power grid using batteries salvaged from electrified vehicles, has just launched.
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Spain – Acciona Energy will construct a 49.9MW biomass power plant in the Spanish municipality of Logrosán, Cáceres.
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Europe – The sale of new combustion engine automobiles and vans will cease by 2035, according to an agreement reached by negotiators on behalf of European governments and MEPs.
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Denmark – Ørsted and Equinor have inked an agreement under which Equinor would send Norwegian gas to Denmark via the Baltic Pipe.
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The Netherlands – The Port of Rotterdam Authority has published a position paper with concrete policy recommendations to materialize hydrogen imports in response to the European Commission’s REPowerEU programme.
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China – The world’s first commercial scale CO2-to-methanol facility has started operations in Anyang, Henan Province, China.
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The Netherlands – With the acquisition of the Dutch company Frames, US-based Plug Power acquired a system integrator for building green hydrogen plants. After all, such a plant is more than just the electrolyzer. ‘A missing puzzle piece? Perhaps more of a missing link,’ argues Jordi Zonneveld.
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Saudi Arabia – Aramco established a $1.5 billion Sustainability Fund to make investments in technology that could aid in a secure and inclusive energy transition.
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The Netherlands – Tata Steel Netherlands has secured an agreement with Ford Europe to provide green steel to Zeremis.
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