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Entergy plans natural gas/hydrogen plant for Texas

  • 2021-07-30 07:11:02.573565
  • David Flin

Entergy Texas has announced that it will submit plans to regulators for a 1215 MW power plant that can use natural gas and hydrogen.

Australia plans world’s biggest renewable energy hydrogen hub

  • 2021-07-13 07:09:16.237216
  • David Flin

The southern coast of Western Australia has been proposed as the site for the world’s biggest renewable energy hub.

Shell starts Green Hydrogen plant in Germany

  • 2021-07-06 07:23:13.139083
  • David Flin

Shell has started a new electrolyser at its Energy and Chemicals Park in Rheinland, Germany.

Japan’s first commercial hydrogen power plant to open near Mount Fuji

  • 2021-04-23 07:46:37.136684
  • David Flin

The IPP eRex has announced that it will build Japan’s first commercial hydrogen power plant in 2022 to produce around 360 kW.

How plausible is a hydrogen economy?

  • 2021-01-04 16:25:24
  • Junior Isles

Governments’ decarbonisation policies and long-term emissions targets are strengthening the case for low-carbon hydrogen – yet the cost of renewables-based production will need to fall significantly before it can become a viable alternative. Massimo Schiavo, Director, EMEA Utilities at S&P Global Ratings, explains.

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