Thyssenkrupp CEO Miguel Lopez has warned that the company’s €3bn ($3.3bn) hydrogen-based steel plant in Germany risks becoming a stranded asset unless the country can secure adequate supplies of green ...
It’s been a day when power has been front and centre of the UK news agenda. The first projects from state-owned GB Energy were expected to grab the headlines, including £10m of ‘metro partnerships’ to ...
PowerCell has received a first order for its M2Power 250 hydrogen-based methanol fuel cell system from an unnamed European shipyard for SEK 150m ($14.8m). Under the agreement with one of the continent ...
Electric power company Adani Energy Solutions has won a Rs2,800 Cr ($324m) transmission project to power a green hydrogen and green ammonia manufacturing facility in its home state of Gujarat. The ...
HyIron’s Oshivela plant in Namibia has reportedly produced hydrogen using a 12MW electrolyser unit supplied by China’s Peric Hydrogen Systems. Powered entirely by solar energy, HyIron’s Oshivela plant ...
Plans to turn commercial and household waste into low-carbon electricity and hydrogen have been approved by the UK Energy Secretary. The North Lincolnshire Green Energy Park (NLGEP) secured a ...
Chinese electrolyser manufacturer Hygreen Energy has been selected by Chile’s state-owned Production Development Corporation (Corfo) to establish a local production facility in the country. Hygreen ...
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap election for April 28 to build a mandate to challenge US President Donald Trump. It sets up Carney’s Liberal Party for a short, fierce ...
US power generation firm Invenergy has started commercial operations of its first clean hydrogen project in Illinois, using the first molecules to cool natural gas turbines. The Sauk Valley Hydrogen ...
German start-up Turn2X has completed what it claims is Europe’s first cross-border delivery of green hydrogen-based renewable natural gas (RNG), transporting it from Spain to a German glassmaker via ...
A fuel-switching trial in St Helens, UK, has “successfully” demonstrated the use of hydrogen supplied by Ryze Power to produce a range of ceramic products, including bricks, tiles, pipes, and ...
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