Next Hydrogen Designs 10 MW Hydrogen Fueling Station in British Columbia

Next Hydrogen Designs 10 MW Hydrogen Fueling Station in British Columbia

Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc., a Canadian company specializing in electrolysers, has completed a Basic Design Engineering Package (BDEP) for a planned 10-megawatt (MW) hydrogen fueling station in British Columbia, Canada. The project, referred to as the "BC Project," is being carried out with a customer whose identity has not been disclosed by the company. This technical milestone is meant to fully...

PX Group and SoHHytec Launch a Solar Hydrogen Pilot Project

PX Group and SoHHytec Launch a Solar Hydrogen Pilot Project

Producing renewable hydrogen using sunlight rather than conventional electrolysis: that is the bet PX Group and SoHHytec are placing. The company based in La Chaux-de-Fonds and the scale-up spun off from the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) announced on Monday the launch of a pilot project built around an artificial tree fitted with parabolic reflectors. These reflectors concentrate...

Arauco, Copec and Abastible Launch Synthetic Fuels Pilot in Chile

Arauco, Copec and Abastible Launch Synthetic Fuels Pilot in Chile

Arauco, Copec and Abastible have formalized a collaboration agreement to officially launch the SynFuels Biobío project. Led by Bioforest, Arauco's research and innovation center, the initiative aims to validate at pilot scale the production of low-carbon-footprint synthetic fuels, or e-fuels, from green hydrogen and biogenic CO2 generated during the pulp manufacturing process. A pilot backed by...

South Africa’s .8-billion green hydrogen-ammonia project is ‘going really well’

South Africa’s $5.8-billion green hydrogen-ammonia project is ‘going really well’

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The $5.8-billion green hydrogen-ammonia project in South Africa’s Nelson Mandela Bay has been a hard slog but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Mining Weekly can report the venture, for which a green-hydrogen-generating electrolyser and ammonia loop solution has already been selected, is “going really well” and developer Hive Hydrogen is expected to make...

Indian Railways eyes cheaper green hydrogen to expand train operations

Indian Railways eyes cheaper green hydrogen to expand train operations

New Delhi: The Indian Railways is exploring a host of options, including offtake assurance for manufacturers, to widen the base of green hydrogen suppliers and lower procurement costs. The deliberations follow plans to scale up the running of the new fuel powered trains.Official estimates said hydrogen trains have completed over 2,500 km of commercial operations till early August, after starting in...

Only 7% of Global Green Hydrogen Capacity Was Finished on Schedule

Only 7% of Global Green Hydrogen Capacity Was Finished on Schedule

Green hydrogen research and development has found itself in limbo, once again. Enthusiasm for the resource’s potential as a clean energy solution in hard-to-abate sectors like steelmaking, shipping, and transportation has waxed and waned over the last decade as the technology has made incremental progress but largely failed to meet expectations. While the war in Iran breathed some new life...

European Commission adopts PCI list, Czech projects included

European Commission adopts PCI list, Czech projects included

The European Commission has adopted the sixth list of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs). The list contains key cross-border infrastructure projects intended to help the EU achieve its ambitious energy and climate targets.The list marks several firsts. It is the first list since the revision of the Trans-European Networks for Energy (TEN-E) Regulation, which ends...

Hydrogen projects in chemical and steel industries get green light, to share nearly CZK 30bn

Hydrogen projects in chemical and steel industries get green light, to share nearly CZK 30bn

The European Commission has approved German state aid for chemical company BASF and steelmaker Salzgitter. The aid will take the form of subsidies to support renewable hydrogen production. In total, it amounts to EUR 1.13bn, enabling the construction of electrolysers with a combined installed capacity of 154 MW.  In recent months, the greatest attention has focused on the energy crisis and, above...

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