Green Hydrogen

Sungrow Hydrogen Expands Global Footprint with Multi-Project Shipments Across Oman, Italy, and Brazil

Sungrow Hydrogen Expands Global Footprint with Multi-Project Shipments Across Oman, Italy, and Brazil

Sungrow Hydrogen has strengthened its global presence in the green hydrogen sector with the successful back-to-back shipment of flexible hydrogen systems to Oman, Italy, and Brazil, marking a major milestone in its international project delivery capabilities. In Oman, the company has delivered 160 MW of alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) units as the primary supplier for a...

B.C. pulp mill puts green hydrogen to the test

B.C. pulp mill puts green hydrogen to the test

Open this photo in gallery:The Kamloops Pulp Mill, which has been in operations for more than 50 years, was acquired by Kruger Inc. in 2022. It will soon test using green hydrogen in part of the pulp-and-paper-making process.Supplied/Kruger Inc.A British Columbia pulp mill that’s been in operation for more than 50 years will test a way to replace carbon-emitting natural gas with clean-burning...

Pilot programs aim to expand hydrogen power

Pilot programs aim to expand hydrogen power

Hyundai"s new Nexo hydrogen vehicle garners attention at the World IT Show 2025 in Seoul, South Korea, in April 2025. CHRIS JUNG/GETTY IMAGES China has launched a pilot program to accelerate the development and large-scale application of green hydrogen energy, aiming to drive technological innovation and establish hydrogen power as a new growth driver for the...

A multi-fuel path to securing cooking energy

A multi-fuel path to securing cooking energy

Compressed bio gas offers a compelling combination of energy security and environmental benefits   | Photo Credit: JOTHI RAMALINGAM B As geopolitical tensions in West Asia continue to unsettle global energy markets, India is once again confronted with a structural vulnerability — dependence on imported cooking fuel.Energy experts...

Namibia’s green hydrogen dream faces environmental backlash | Africa News

Namibia’s green hydrogen dream faces environmental backlash | Africa News

Namibia is currently at a crossroads as it weighs a massive green hydrogen project against the survival of its unique wildlife. The proposed $10 billion Hyphen project would build large-scale solar and wind farms inside Tsau ǁKhaeb National Park—a former diamond-era restricted zone where unique succulents, critically endangered African penguins, and rare coastal species have flourished undisturbed...

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