Waaree Group has started building an alkaline electrolyzer factory in India. The facility will commence operations with 300 MW of production capacity.
A consortium of eight European partners announces the launch of DELYCIOUS (Diagnostic tools for ELectrolYsers: Cost-efficient, Innovative, Open, Universal and Safe) research project on 1 January, 2025 ...
While long considered appropriate only as baseload generation, the Dalton Nuclear Institute argues that flexible nuclear ...
Acwa Power, the world's largest private water desalination company, announced seven partnership agreements during its ...
In a joint statement with United States-based electrolyser manufacturer Plug ... hydrogen produced will be used to make green ammonia, building on a partnership that was formalised in May this ...
Energy Minister Chris Bowen says he has been left "surprised and disappointed" by a Queensland government move to dump ...
Backer of massive proposed green hydrogen hubs in W.A. – with nearly 100 GW of planned capacity – says newly passed production tax credit will be a “game changer.” ...
This can be used in industries such as urea, food, methanol, building materials and polymers ... the production-linked incentives (PLI) scheme for electrolyser manufacturing with an allocation ...
Mining giant Fortescue also mothballed its plans for a green hydrogen plant in the Hunter, but maintains an electrolyser plant ... said challenges in building a new industry are to be expected.
UOW staff, students and alumni recognised for innovation, leadership, community support in Wollongong Council's annual awards Inspiring ...
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Intellinews on MSNING: Beyond the hydrogen hype it is all about executionThe hydrogen sector is shifting from announcements to execution. The US leads with blue hydrogen, while Europe is focused on green hydrogen despite cost and trade challenges. Meanwhile, hydrogen ...
The collaboration also involves the development of a global hydrogen partner ecosystem to bring together suppliers, ...
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