There is green, greener, and then there is China. The Chinese have been developing an ultimate green facility to secure the country’s position as a leader in the global hydrogen production market. As China shifts its focus to the future capacity of 1,500,000 tonnes of green energy in the desert, one cannot help but be in awe of the benefits it has in store not only for China but also on a...

As the hydrogen and ammonia sector grows across the international market, Africa is set to boost its standing in the sector through the new Hyphen project in Namibia. ENERTRAG, the company responsible for developing the Hyphen project, has been working alongside the Namibian government to assess the viability of green hydrogen and ammonia production as the African continent is fostering a new...

Plans for the Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH), one of Australia’s largest proposed clean energy projects, are progressing through a partnership involving InterContinental Energy, CWP Global and the Mirning Indigenous community. The project is planned on the traditional lands of the Mirning people in southeastern Western Australia and will use solar and wind power to produce green hydrogen at scale,...

Green hydrogen imported from China would be cheaper in Europe today than locally produced renewable H2: Envision  Hydrogen Insight Source link...

India's green hydrogen rollout has slowed despite policy ambitions, with 94% of planned capacity stalled. It was only a few months ago that SIGHT II auctions made international headlines, not only for the scale of the auctions but also for the record-breaking low prices achieved. Yet despite strong...

Almost two years after the launch of the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM), India’s ambition of becoming a global hub for green hydrogen production, consumption and exports remains largely unrealised. Despite a flurry of announcements, most projects are still on paper, with actual construction and operations lagging far behind targets and plans.Of the 158 green hydrogen projects announced so far,...

In a world on the verge of a new future in the energy sector, hydrogen has emerged as the dominant force in potentially reshaping the global energy market. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, and has, up until recently, been largely overlooked by most nations as a viable energy resource. That reality is set to change in the new year, as hydrogen network operators in Germany...

Map showing the BarMar pipeline and the planned Iberian hydrogen backbones. The CelZa pipeline is the short line crossing the border in northwest Portugal.Photo: H2Med Source link...

Clean Aviation, the European Union-backed research and innovation programme for more sustainable aviation in the future, has announced its fourth call for proposals. This initial draft, first published on Dec. 9 2025, has led to new ideas and efforts in sustainable aviation. South African Airways Airbus A340 © Julian Herzog Clean Aviation Calls For Proposals This research and innovation agenda is...

2025: The Year Hydrogen Faced Its Reckoning Source link...