Australia to inject $511 million into hydrogen energy program

                       

Australia’s Hydrogen First program has announced that it will inject US$511 million (approximately A$814 million) in financial support for the Murchison Green Hydrogen (MGH) project in Western Australia, the first project to receive funding under the program. The project is being developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and plans to build 1,500 megawatts (MW) of […]

Implementation of green hydrogen consumption RED III targets in the Netherlands

                       

In order to meet the ambitious hydrogen targets of the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive III (RED III), the Netherlands is introducing a bill that includes an annual obligation for all operators of industrial plants whose annual hydrogen consumption exceeds a certain threshold to ensure that a certain percentage of their annual consumption is met by […]

ABB and Charbone sign green hydrogen production agreement

                       

ABB and Charbone Hydrogen Corporation, an integrated green hydrogen production company headquartered in Montreal, Canada, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the development of up to 15 modular and scalable green hydrogen production facilities in North America over the next five years to provide a source of cleaner fuel for existing […]

European Commission supports Stara Zagora Center of Excellence for Hydrogen Energy

                       

The European Commission is proud to support the Hydrogen Centre of Excellence H2START in Stara Zagora through the Horizon Europe program, said Ekaterina Zaharieva, Bulgarian Commissioner for Startups, Research and Innovation, in a video message at the official launch of the project on March 14th. H2START in Stara Zagora. The project is co-financed by Horizon […]

World’s first realization of hydrogen energy technology in Antarctica

                       

On March 1, the history of hydrogen energy development in the world ushered in a welcome development. (hereinafter referred to as China Hydrogen Technology) successfully generated electricity at the Qinling Scientific Research Station in Antarctica, marking the world’s first realization of the application of hydrogen energy technology in Antarctica.

Malaysian government backs Sarawak’s ambition to become hydrogen energy hub

                       

The Malaysian government is fully supportive of Sarawak’s aspirations to push ahead with its energy transition goals, particularly in expanding the state’s renewable energy (RE) capacity to 15 gigawatts (GW) by 2035. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said the government was also supportive of Sarawak’s ambition to become a regional center for hydrogen […]

Germany finances OCP green hydrogen facility in Morocco

                       

Germany is supporting green hydrogen production in Morocco with a $32 million investment in OCP Group’s green hydrogen plant in Jorf. The funding from Germany’s PtX development fund is aimed at supporting sustainable fertilizer production, the report said, citing German media. The German investment will support Hydrojeel, a subsidiary of Morocco’s OCP Group. The plant […]

U.S. Hydrogen Industry Calls on Congress to Preserve Critical 45V Tax Credit

                       

On February 18, a diverse group of companies and organizations within the U.S. hydrogen industry, including manufacturers and supply chain participants, sent a heartfelt letter to U.S. congressional leaders expressing their willingness to support President Trump’s energy agenda and highlighting the unique opportunity that Section 45V tax credits provide for the U.S. to achieve “global […]

Toyota Unveils New Hydrogen Fuel Cell with 20% Increase in Range

                       

Toyota Motor Corporation debuted a new hydrogen fuel cell (FC) system at a trade show in Tokyo on the 19th. The system improves range by about 20% and reduces costs, which was one of the challenges in realizing a hydrogen energy society. The system can be used not only in passenger cars, but also in […]

Japan may fall behind China again in hydrogen energy after EV loss

                       

After solar panels and lithium batteries, Japan is once again losing its advantage in the electric car industry to the competition of “China’s speed” due to its wrong industrial strategy. As these new technology industries are all Japan’s original leading technology, but unknowingly by the latecomer China easily take away the global market. Japanese experts […]