Sanchez visits €1bn hydrogen plant in Andalucia as oil prices rise

Sanchez visits €1bn hydrogen plant in Andalucia as oil prices rise

SPAIN’S prime minister has visited the site of a new €1 billion green hydrogen plant in Andalucia as construction formally begins. Pedro Sanchez toured the site in Palos de la Frontera, a port town on Huelva’s Costa de la Luz coast between Seville and the Portuguese border, where Spanish energy company Moeve held a ceremony on September 17 to mark the start of building work. Also...

Morocco Powers the Clean Energy Future

Morocco Powers the Clean Energy Future

Morocco (7News) — As National Clean Energy Week is underway here in D.C., Good Morning Washington's Around the World Spotlight heads to Morocco. From solar, wind and green hydrogen investments to strategic critical-mineral reserves, the Kingdom is helping shape the global energy future. A new U.S.-Morocco Memorandum of Understanding is also strengthening cooperation on energy and critical...

Europe’s largest green hydrogen project is being built in southwest Spain – Moeve

Europe’s largest green hydrogen project is being built in southwest Spain – Moeve

Europe’s largest green hydrogen project is being built in southwest Spain – Moeve The first phase of the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley will include 300 MW of electrolysis and require investment of over €1 billion. Moeve expects to create more than 8,000 jobs during its development. Moeve has begun construction in Palos de la Frontera, Huelva, on the first phase of...

OMV to go ahead alone with Austrian hydrogen project after Masdar exit

OMV to go ahead alone with Austrian hydrogen project after Masdar exit

OMV to go ahead alone with Austrian hydrogen project after Masdar exit Sept 18 (Reuters) – Austrian oil and gas group OMV will continue its planned hydrogen project in Austria without its Abu Dhabi partner after state-owned renewable energy firm Masdar unexpectedly withdrew from the venture, OMV said on Friday. The departure marks a reversal of a partnership announced in...

OMV to Go It Alone on 140 MW Hydrogen Plant as Libyan Oil Find Boosts Upstream

OMV to Go It Alone on 140 MW Hydrogen Plant as Libyan Oil Find Boosts Upstream

Vienna's OMV will press ahead with its flagship green hydrogen project in Austria without Abu Dhabi's Masdar, the company confirmed on Friday, taking full ownership of a facility that remains largely funded despite the partner's departure. The electrolyser at Bruck an der Leitha in Lower Austria is designed for 140 megawatts of capacity and carries a total price tag of roughly EUR...

Russian institutes collaborate on ultra-stable five-metal catalyst

Russian institutes collaborate on ultra-stable five-metal catalyst

A collaboration between Southern Federal University, Skoltech, the Boreskov Institute and Bauman Moscow State Technical University has yielded a five-metal high-entropy alloy catalyst that retains 78% activity after 10,000 cycles and offers four times higher performance than a commercial platinum benchmark, promising cost-effective, durable solutions for hydrogen fuel cells.Researchers at Southern...

Carney revives Canada-EU hydrogen export hopes amid associate membership talks | Trade & Geopolitics

Carney revives Canada-EU hydrogen export hopes amid associate membership talks | Trade & Geopolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney believes his country can support the EU’s energy security with “large-scale” supplies of hydrogen and liquefied natural gas (LNG), as Ottawa and Brussels explore an unprecedented associate membership for Canada.The comments came in a speech to the European Parliament discussing Canada’s potential associate membership, where he called...

The Hydrogen Stream: Singapore researchers present artificial leaf for H2 production from contaminated seawater

The Hydrogen Stream: Singapore researchers present artificial leaf for H2 production from contaminated seawater

Nanyang Technological University has unveiled what it calls an artificial leaf – a perovskite device that uses solar energy to produce hydrogen from contaminated seawater via electrolysis. The process simultaneously degrades hydrazine, a highly toxic contaminant found in industrial wastewater. “They designed the anode with a catalyst that breaks down hydrazine into hydrogen and nitrogen. At the...

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