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• Agreement signed on the sidelines of the UK Government’s Global Investment Summit
• QatarEnergy and Shell join forces to pursue investments in hydrogen solutions
• QatarEnergy and Shell have signed an agreement to pursue joint investments in blue and green hydrogen projects in the United Kingdom.

The partners will target integrated and scalable opportunities in key sectors where hydrogen could help decarbonize, especially around industrial cluster development and also for the transport sector, with a focus on the London metropolitan area.

• With a capacity of 1 MW, the AuxHYGen station can produce up to 400 kg of green hydrogen per day thanks to the electrolysis of water. 

This first achievement of Hynamics, a subsidiary of the EDF group specializing in hydrogen, will prevent the emission of 2,200 tonnes of CO ₂every year. Since the start of the school year, it has supplied five hydrogen buses operated by Transdev Auxerrois on the Leo urban transport network and is part of the territorial ecosystem project led by the Auxerrois agglomeration community.

• Harnessing wind and hydroelectric power from the Arctic Circle

Munich. The BMW Group continues to push forward with climate protection and is systematically pursuing its goal of significantly reducing CO₂ emissions at their source in the supply chain.