Green Hydrogen

Germany sees India as future green hydrogen supplier, envoy says

Germany sees India as future green hydrogen supplier, envoy says

New Delhi: Germany could become an importer of green hydrogen from India in the coming years as the country emerges as an energy exporter, German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann said on Thursday. Speaking at the Indo-German Industries Dialogue organised by the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, Ackermann said renewable energy would remain a strategic pillar of India-Germany ties, with both...

India’s renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen

India’s renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen

India's expanding renewable energy capacity could soon help turn the country into an energy exporter. German ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann said that Germany could emerge as one of the buyers of Indian green hydrogen in the coming years. Speaking at the Indo-German Industries Dialogue organised by the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, Ackermann said renewable energy had emerged as one of the...

Trinasolar to supply modules for New South Wales green hydrogen project

Trinasolar to supply modules for New South Wales green hydrogen project

Chinese solar manufacturer Trinasolar has been selected to supply photovoltaic (PV) modules for the solar expansion of the Good Earth Green Hydrogen and Ammonia (GEGHA) project in New South Wales, which is set to become the state’s first green hydrogen and ammonia production facility. The GEGHA project, located near Moree, is being developed by Australian farming company Sundown Pastoral...

US backs first private green ammonia project in Western Sahara with US.7 million grant

US backs first private green ammonia project in Western Sahara with US$5.7 million grant

USTDA awards US$5.7 million to support engineering studies for a US$4.5 billion green ammonia project in Laayoune. Facility is expected to produce 560,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually using renewable hydrogen. Funding marks the first US government support for a private sector project in Western Sahara, a territory claimed by Morocco but recognised by the United Nations as...

Uganda joins global race for green hydrogen

Uganda joins global race for green hydrogen

Karuma Hydropower Station: Uganda’s expanding hydropower capacity could provide the renewable electricity needed to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis.   As the world develops green hydrogen for industries from steel to aviation, Uganda is seeking to turn its renewable energy advantage into a new engine for industrial growth   Kampala, Uganda | IAN KATUSIIME | Governments...

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