Despite doubters, Prince George mayor still hopeful for hydrogen hub

Electricity needs for Fortescue's Project Coyote represent 90 per cent of Site C dam's capacity but Yu says final numbers not yet crunched Mayor Simon Yu remains hopeful that a $2-billion green hydrogen project proposed for Prince George will be realized despite reports the venture has been put on the back burner and may not go ahead at all. According to Business In Vancouver the project is...

EU Commission approves €1.2bn Spanish scheme to support green hydrogen

The European Commission has approved a €1.2bn Spanish scheme to support investments in the production of renewable hydrogen. It is expected to support the development of at least 100 MW of renewable hydrogen production capacity, the production of renewable hydrogen-derived fuels, renewable hydrogen storage, and the production of renewable electricity.  Under the scheme, the aid will take the form of...

Price of globally-traded green hydrogen could average $5.30/kg by 2030: report

Clarity on clean hydrogenOur mission is to deliver engaging and independent business journalism and insight to executives and leaders in the global clean hydrogen industry. We focus on delivering the news and analysis that matters, fearlessly looking beyond the hydrogen hype to provide a balanced view of the market, giving readers the knowledge they need to make critical business decisions. Source link...

As US bets big on hydrogen for clean energy, local communities worry about secrecy and public health

This story was produced by Public Health Watch and published in partnership with Grist. Billions of dollars in public money are beginning to flow to seven “hydrogen hubs” around the country — regional nerve centers for a potentially clean fuel that could someday rival solar and wind and cut carbon from the atmosphere. Last week, California’s hub, a...

ANALYSIS | With FIDs taken on three major green hydrogen projects last week, is the European sector finally taking off?

Clarity on clean hydrogenOur mission is to deliver engaging and independent business journalism and insight to executives and leaders in the global clean hydrogen industry. We focus on delivering the news and analysis that matters, fearlessly looking beyond the hydrogen hype to provide a balanced view of the market, giving readers the knowledge they need to make critical business decisions. Source link...

Chart: Steelmaking is starting to go electric

But recent trends suggest that more-sustainable electric arc furnaces (EAF) are starting to replace basic oxygen furnaces, helping slash emissions. In 2023, nearly all newly announced steelmaking capacity — 93 percent — planned to use EAFs, per the Global Energy Monitor report. As it stands, about 32 percent of global steelmaking happens in these lower-emissions electric furnaces, but that’s set...

the end of hydrogen and methanol

Japan has taken a giant step that completes the hydrogen strategy we have been detailing for weeks. Once they have their EV industry consolidated (although not so much domestic sales), they are going for the first “green fuel” engine. It’s better than the ammonia that Toyota disowns, and it’s a breakthrough in zero-emission mobility. This is a new ZEV that makes a very clear idea: not everything...

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