TOKYO– Japan plans to invest 15 trillion yen ($107.5 billion) over the next 15 years to supply the country with hydrogen, the government said on Tuesday, as it accelerates efforts to use the gas to shift to a low carbon economy.
In a significant leap towards a sustainable energy future, UK gas network giant, SGN, has enlisted the expertise of flow control innovators Oxford Flow. Their collaboration is part of the LTS Futures project, an initiative by SGN aiming to confirm the UK’s local transmission system (LTS) compatibility with low-carbon hydrogen.
This key step carried by the company ECOBIO, is part of the Program investment for the future (ECOBIOH2) from ADEME, of which it is a laureate. By this mission, the company ECOBIO is in charge of the realization of a demonstrator called ECOBIOH2 and its replications.
New Government-Wide Strategy Advances Clean Hydrogen and Supports President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda for Building Clean Energy Economy, Creating Good-Paying Jobs, and Boosting American Competitiveness.
Fuel cells are becoming an increasingly viable power source, especially for vehicles. However, as more hydrogen options emerge, it’s important to consider their entire real-world impact.
Those of us at the forefront of building the infrastructure for a hydrogen-powered future have always considered its broad use in aviation to be inevitable. As new technologies capable of deploying liquid hydrogen continue to emerge, the consensus for its utilization in aviation is growing.
Australia’s first hydrogen-powered garbage truck, built at Bundaberg’s Superior Pak, has been showcased to industry representatives from around the nation at a recent truck and machinery expo in Brisbane.
NERA and Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) have partnered to deliver a 2023 Clean Energy Mission in Singapore, with support from the Australian Hydrogen Council.
