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ACME Signs India Green Ammonia Deal

ACME Signs India Green Ammonia Deal

ACME Group signed a ten-year binding Green Ammonia Purchase Agreement (GAPA) with the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) to supply 370,000 tons per annum (TPA) of green ammonia. The agreement carries an estimated contract value of ₹20,000 crore over the duration of the deal. The landmark agreement forms part of the government of India’s...

OMV Petrom receives first module for 20 MW green hydrogen facility at Petrobrazi as development advances

OMV Petrom receives first module for 20 MW green hydrogen facility at Petrobrazi as development advances

Interestingly, the growth of hydrogen initiatives has not only been specific to a single region, but it has also been evident in different countries in the world. China remains the leading hydrogen energy producer in the world, but the United States has amped up its efforts to catch up to the powerhouse. Nevertheless, the energy industry is not dictated by competition but rather more so by...

Volvo begins on-road trials of hydrogen combustion trucks

Volvo begins on-road trials of hydrogen combustion trucks

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Government Facilitates Landmark Green Ammonia Agreements to Decarbonise Fertilizer Sector

Government Facilitates Landmark Green Ammonia Agreements to Decarbonise Fertilizer Sector

Representational Image In a significant move to decarbonise India’s fertilizer industry, the Department of Fertilizers, government of India, facilitated the exchange of Green Ammonia Purchase Agreements (GAPA) and Green Ammonia Supply Agreements (GASA) between fertilizer manufacturers and green ammonia producers. The agreements were formalised in New Delhi under the framework...

Hydrogen has a hidden problem scientists couldn’t solve — Until they flipped a water molecule upside down

Hydrogen has a hidden problem scientists couldn’t solve — Until they flipped a water molecule upside down

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. As the global energy sector faces unprecedented issues that have emerged from several wars around the world, hydrogen has emerged as a potential future energy resource. However, there has been a significant barrier preventing the hydrogen subsector from reaching its full potential for energy production. How can flipping a water molecule...

[Scitech NOW] KAIST boosts green hydrogen production threefold with seven-metal electrode

[Scitech NOW] KAIST boosts green hydrogen production threefold with seven-metal electrode

The cover of the international academic journal 'Advanced Energy Materials' from December 16 last year. The research on the high-entropy dual perovskite oxygen electrode by Professor Lee Kang-taek's team at KAIST was selected as the cover article. Photo provided by KAIST ■ KAIST announced on the 5th that a research team led by Professor Lee Kang-taek of the Department of Mechanical Engineering...

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