BP Plans to Exit  Billion Australian Green Hydrogen Hub

BP Plans to Exit $36 Billion Australian Green Hydrogen Hub

BP Plc will exit its role in a massive green hydrogen production facility planned in Australia as the British oil major refocuses on the fossil fuels that drive its profits. The company told its partners in the Australian Renewable Energy Hub that it plans to leave the project as both operator and equity holder, according to a statement from a BP spokesperson. It’s the latest setback for green...

Lhyfe green lights green hydrogen

Lhyfe green lights green hydrogen

The energy group says it has successfully competed its first combustion tests using 'green hydrogen' in the ceramics sector. Industrial furnaces that reach very high temperatures have historically relied on natural gas, but green hydrogen is being heralded as a potentially low-carbon option to use the...

Oil India extends 10,000 tonnes-per-year green hydrogen tender as state government pauses subsidies

Oil India extends 10,000 tonnes-per-year green hydrogen tender as state government pauses subsidies

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UK Approves £38B Nuclear Project, Alongside ETS Reforms and 10GW Hydrogen Ambition

UK Approves £38B Nuclear Project, Alongside ETS Reforms and 10GW Hydrogen Ambition

The UK government has approved the Sizewell C nuclear power plant. This decision shows the country’s commitment to clean and secure energy for the long term. Once completed, the plant will supply reliable, low-carbon electricity to about six million homes—roughly 7% of the UK’s total electricity needs. Sizewell C is in Suffolk. It’s the first nuclear project to reach this stage since Hinkley...

Sasol Catalysts To Boost Hydrogen-Based E-Fuel Yields At INERATEC’s PtL Facility In Germany – Hydrogen Fuel News

Sasol Catalysts To Boost Hydrogen-Based E-Fuel Yields At INERATEC’s PtL Facility In Germany – Hydrogen Fuel News

Sasol Chemicals and INERATEC are teaming up to give synthetic sustainable aviation fuel (or e-SAF) a serious boost. The two companies just signed a Letter of Intent that could shake things up in the world of hydrogen-based fuel. The focus? Rolling out next-gen cobalt Fischer-Tropsch (FT) catalysts at INERATEC’s flagship ERA ONE Power-to-Liquid (PtL) facility near Frankfurt, Germany—with hopes of...

BP exits planned AUbn green hydrogen facility in Australia | Hydrogen

BP exits planned AU$55bn green hydrogen facility in Australia | Hydrogen

British energy major BP will exit the Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) in Pilbara, Australia, as it pivots to instead refocus on fossil fuels.The hub, which was originally expected to deliver 26GW of solar and wind power by 2029, is slated to produce 1.6 million tonnes of green hydrogen and nine million tonnes of green ammonia per year at full scale.However, the future of the hub is now...

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