Strohm, the world’s first and leading producer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipes (TCP), has been awarded a contract from ECOnnect to provide more than 11km of TCP for the TES Wilhelmshaven Green Gas Terminal in Germany.
Saarbrücken/Völklingen. When the “HydroHub Fenne”, the hydrogen project of energy company STEAG in Völklingen-Fenne, produces green, climate-neutral hydrogen from 2026 onwards, a regional customer, the public transport company Saarbahn, will already be ready to use it for the benefit of the climate. With an annual production of up to 8,700 metric tons of hydrogen, STEAG can then provide important support for the gradual decarbonization of public transport in the Saarbrücken metropolitan region.
There’s a lot of hype around hydrogen right now. Proponents argue it is the most abundant element in the universe and key to unlock all our future energy needs.
The project was made possible by a unique, cross-sector cooperation between SAK (St.Gallisch-Appenzellische Kraftwerke AG), the Osterwalder Group and SN Erneuerbare Energie AG (SNEE), who are combining their strength and know-how in the joint venture Hydrogen Production Ostschweiz AG ( WPO) bundle. Together with St. Gallen Vice-President Marc Mächler and Susanne Hartmann, member of the government and head of the Canton of St.Gallen Construction Department, those involved in the official commissioning underlined the importance of green hydrogen for the energy transition, for future electromobility and for the Canton of St. gall.
We sat down with Mattijs Slee for an insightful interview regarding clean energy, and his company “Battolyser Systems”, that strives to improve society through sustainably sourced hydrogen.
Brunnthal/Munich — SFC Energy AG (F3C:DE, ISIN: DE0007568578) has received a major order for about 2,300 EFOY fuel cells from a US customer.
Is the “new green age” of shipping finally upon us? Whilst we – globally, collectively – may have been slow to recognise the impact of maritime on carbon emissions, good headway toward maritime industry decarbonisation is, at last, being made in this space.
KARLSKOGA, Sweden — The need for green technology that can solve the climate crisis has increased sharply. This applies in particular to the demand for hydrogen technology. This has made Cell Impact, a global supplier of a key component for fuel cells, one of the fastest growing companies in Sweden.
Metacon, in cooperation with its distribution and EPC partner Hydroholding, has entered into a new contract for supplying an additional Hydrogen Refuelling Station (HRS) unit in Slovakia. This follows the delivery of the first micro-HRS unit ordered earlier in the year. The contract value is 2,1 MSEK at the current EUR-SEK exchange rate.
