Green, or low carbon, hubs located within economic free zones and coupled with the designation of spoke infrastructure as national critical infrastructure, could put the UK on the path to achieve its 10 GW hydrogen production capacity target by 2030
Gavin Watson, Partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
In a collaboration with Siemens Energy, German utility LEAG has commissioned its first gas-fired power plant in southern Germany at the site of a former air base in Leipheim.
HD Hyundai Infracore, a construction equipment unit of South Korea’s HD Hyundai Group, has signed an MOU with Korea East-West Power to develop and commercialise hydrogen gas engines.
Alexandre Silveira, Brazil’s Energy Minister, said that the country aims to pass a regulatory framework for offshore wind and green hydrogen by the end of 2023.
ABB and Hynamics have signed an agreement to test the ABB Ability OPTIMAX for Green Hydrogen energy management system (EMS).
Danish renewable energy developer GreenGo Energy announced that it was developing a $8.77 billion green energy park in western Denmark.
The Energy Market Authority (EMA) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have opened a call for expression of interest (EOI) to develop low or zero-carbon power generation, with a particular interest in zero-carbon hydrogen.
Canadian renewable energy company NeoGreen Hydrogen and Portuguese developer of solar PV parks Frequent Summer have announced that they plan to invest €1 billion in a green hydrogen plant in Portugal.
The desire to move toward green hydrogen is real, but making the transition will require three critical things.
By Rajesh D. Sharma, Global Director Marketing Oil & Gas Digital Solutions at Schneider Electric
ACWA Power has signed an MOU with the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (IDC), a government owned development finance institution, to explore the development of green hydrogen in South Africa.