Portugal and Morocco are taking their long-standing relationship to the next level with a fresh strategic partnership that’s all about pushing the boundaries on green hydrogen, renewable energy, and clean ammonia. Signed during high-level meetings in Lisbon in July 2025, the agreement is a big step forward for both countries—especially as the world moves toward a low-carbon future. With Morocco...
IN A NUTSHELL 🌟 Australia is leading the way in energy innovation with its production of hydrogen in powder form. ⚡ This advancement promises to make hydrogen transportation safer and more efficient by utilizing sodium borohydride. 🌍 The country aims to produce 550 million kilograms of green hydrogen annually by 2040, significantly impacting global energy markets. 🔋...
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South Korea just hit a big milestone on July 22, 2025, officially launching its first municipal green hydrogen facility at the Seongnam Water Purification Plant in Gyeonggi Province. This groundbreaking project, developed by K-Water in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and Hyundai Motor Company, taps into hydropower from Paldang Lake to split water molecules through electrolysis—producing...
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The UK government has given the green light for construction to start on 10 commercial-scale green hydrogen projects. These projects, part of the first phase of the government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1), aim to decarbonise heavy industry while creating skilled jobs in regions such as South Wales,...
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Industrial gas major Air Liquide will build a facility to produce fully renewable, or green, hydrogen at the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands after making a final investment decision for the ELYgator project.The project, an electrolyser plant that splits water to produce hydrogen, will have a capacity of 200MW and is slated to begin operations by the end of 2027.The €500m facility will be...
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