ENGIE, OCI and EEW develop Dutch hydrogen project
The Netherlands – ENGIE, OCI, and EEW have partnered with the goal of deploying the HyNetherlands (HyNL) project.
Continue ReadingThe Netherlands – ENGIE, OCI, and EEW have partnered with the goal of deploying the HyNetherlands (HyNL) project.
Continue ReadingUnited States – FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil have agreed to extend the term of their joint development agreement in order to continue working on fuel cell carbon capture and storage technology.
Continue ReadingUnited States – Perovskite materials have the potential to play a key role in a renewable hydrogen production process, according to a study by scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
Continue ReadingUnited Kingdom – ScottishPower and Storegga have teamed up to develop, build, and operate green hydrogen production plants across Scotland, with the potential to revolutionize industry and transportation in the Highlands.
Continue ReadingGermany – Wintershall Dea is working on a major new project in Germany that will produce clean hydrogen and store carbon dioxide underground in the North Sea.
Continue ReadingUnited Kingdom – C-Job Naval Architects has created a completely new class of liquid hydrogen tanker that will completely transform the renewable energy market.
Continue ReadingUnited Kingdom – A European team led by Imperial College London researchers developed a catalyst for fuel cells using only iron, carbon, and nitrogen – low-cost, readily available materials – demonstrating that it can operate a fuel cell at high power.
Continue ReadingThe Netherlands – Gasunie and Vopak are planning future terminal infrastructure projects that will enable the necessary imports of hydrogen into Northwest Europe through Dutch and German ports.
Continue ReadingNorway – Gen2 Energy, HYON, and ASCO Norge have applied for soft funding from Enova to build the Green Artic HyHub, a hydrogen hub for maritime transport in Nordland.
Continue ReadingGermany – RWE Gas Storage West plans to build a new hydrogen section at the natural gas cavern storage facilities at Kottiger Hook by 2026 as part of the GET H2 initiative.
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