SEJONG — A second hydrogen production base in Korea is set to kick off operations in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, next month, to improve the supply volume of energy to vehicle charging stations in Seoul and neighboring cities.
PORTLAND, Ore — NW Natural, a 163-year-old gas utility based in Portland, announced today a partnership with Washington-based Modern Electron to create clean hydrogen directly from natural gas and blend it into its existing natural gas distribution network.
The Middle East and Africa are well positioned to become major future suppliers of sustainable energy to global markets. But to realize this potential, the region requires stabilizing regulations, significant investments and technological innovation. These were the key findings of the second Middle East and Africa Energy Week, which Roland Berger accompanied as knowledge partner.
Puchheim near Munich – Since the spin-off of “Proton Motor Fuel Cell GmbH” (www.proton-motor.de) from the former “Magnet-Motor GmbH” about 25 years ago, the production facility in Puchheim west of Munich has been saying: away from fossil fuels and towards alternative energy production.
Utilities around the world have been using turbines fueled by natural gas to generate electricity for decades. Power companies have long been drawn to their greater efficiency over earlier forms of electric generation, and their ability to power homes with fewer carbon emissions.
DENVER – Under the leadership of Governor Polis, Colorado is well on its way to achieving 100% renewable energy by 2040.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) will be part of the Northern Territory’s hydrogen-fueled future with a pilot hydrogen generator, storage, and fuel-cell system to be established in Darwin.
Cepsa, a leading international company committed to sustainable mobility and energy, and Ohmium International, a company specialized in the design, manufacture, and deployment of PEM electrolyzers, have announced an agreement to develop highly efficient green hydrogen projects in the Iberian Peninsula.
Paris – GTT has been granted two Approvals in Principle (AIP) from the leading classification society DNV for the design of a membrane type containment system for liquefied hydrogen (LH2) and for the preliminary concept design of a LH2 carrier. These approvals are part of the agreement with Shell, announced in February 2022, and pave the way for the next stages of the project.
