GUELPH, Ontario– Current Water Technologies Inc. (“CWTI” or “the Company” or “the Corporation”) is a global leader in the development of novel electrochemical technology for the treatment of ammonia in the municipal and industrial waste water sectors and in the development of an international Green Hydrogen network.
Haffner Energy continues to make progress in its efforts to support the energy transition of local communities.
Perkins is collaborating with Loughborough University and Equipmake to develop and produce an advanced multi-fuel ‘drop-in’ hybrid integrated power unit.
Johannesburg,– The development of a green hydrogen economy in South Africa took a significant step forward with a collaboration between Anglo American Platinum, BMW Group South Africa, and Sasol South Africa. The partnership aims to conduct a trial of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, says Minerals Council South Africa.
Newfoundland and Labrador is welcoming a delegation from the City of Hamburg, Germany representing hydrogen companies and service providers in the energy industry.
Members of the University of Oklahoma’s Carbon-Free H2 Energy Production and Storage project, known as CHEPS, will receive a nearly $3.6 million Growing Convergence Research grant over five years from the National Science Foundation to co-develop and deploy socially just technologies related to the hydrogen energy transition in Oklahoma’s rural and Tribal communities.
“That’s the heading we hoped we’d get to write when we started this project.”
Malaysian utility firm Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) is partnering with global energy firm Siemens Energy to accelerate the decarbonization of its thermal power plants, utilizing green hydrogen produced from renewable energy (RE) resources.
