One of the five proponents working to call the Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct home, is in Darwin this week to progress work on its project in the precinct.
ArianeGroup, an Airbus–Safran joint venture, has successfully tested the concept of a hydrogen conditioning system capable of supplying an aeronautical gas turbine.
The Coating Service Center set up by Impact Coatings in Shanghai has entered into operation, now supplying fuel cell customers in China with bipolar plate coatings produced in the country.
Sulzer pumps have been selected by natural gas process technology supplier Air Products to enable a 100% renewable and carbon free biofuel facility in the smart city of NEOM, Saudi Arabia. The facility’s capacity is projected at some 220’000 tonnes of carbon-free, green hydrogen per year.
In March, WaterstofNet and Cluster Tweed launched the Belgian Hydrogen Council (BHC) to consolidate and strengthen Belgium’s position in Europe and on the global stage as a pioneering hub of excellence for clean hydrogen.
The largest steelmakers in Japan and Korea are aligned on reaching net zero by 2050, but they are plotting very different courses to get there.
A New Milestone in Hydrogen Technology
In a landmark development for the energy sector, Hanwha Impacts has shattered previous records with the unveiling of a highly efficient and power-packed hydrogen turbine.
Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) and India’s ACME Group have announced a collaboration to develop a massive green hydrogen project in Egypt. This alliance signifies a significant step towards transforming Egypt into a key player in the global green hydrogen economy.
The Balkan Hydrogen Cluster has taken a significant step toward promoting hydrogen technologies through its new initiative called ‘Hydrogen Popularization Program’ or ‘HyPOP.’ The initiative aims to foster public trust and understanding of hydrogen technologies by offering comprehensive information about their benefits and use cases.
