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REFIRE’s RMB 170M Bet On PEM Electrolysers And Green Hydrogen Expansion – Hydrogen Fuel News

REFIRE’s RMB 170M Bet On PEM Electrolysers And Green Hydrogen Expansion – Hydrogen Fuel News

On August 8, 2025, Shanghai REFIRE Group Limited shook up China’s clean energy scene with a bold, RMB 170 million (about USD 23.4 million) double acquisition. The first snagged a 30.30% stake in Guangdong Enze Hydrogen—a name you might recognize from its ties to Cummins. The second deal gave REFIRE a 70% controlling interest in Seraph (Sailafu) REFIRE, the company powering Ningxia’s standout...

LTEG partners with ITOCHU for green ammonia project

LTEG partners with ITOCHU for green ammonia project

L&T Energy GreenTech Ltd (LTEG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro (L&T), has entered into a joint development agreement (JDA) with ITOCHU Corp. of Japan to develop and commercialise a 300 000 tpy green ammonia project at Kandla in Gujarat, India. Under the agreement, LTEG and ITOCHU will collaborate on the development of...

Germany – core hydrogen network buildout key for efficient electrolysis location – report

Germany – core hydrogen network buildout key for efficient electrolysis location – report

Germany – core hydrogen network buildout key for efficient electrolysis location – report Germany should quickly push ahead with the construction of its core hydrogen grid to ensure that hydrogen is produced in areas with sufficient water and renewable energy, a report by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) concluded. Report author Dana Kirchem, said:...

Development Trends for Catalysts & Membranes in Water Electrolyzers

Development Trends for Catalysts & Membranes in Water Electrolyzers

 Development Trends for Catalysts & Membranes in Water Electrolyzers Water electrolyzers are the key technology for splitting water with renewable electricity to produce green hydrogen and oxygen. Over several decades, the technology has evolved into four main types, each with distinct advantages and disadvantages. The development of cell materials has been central to this evolution, improving the...

Thyssenkrupp Nucera to scrap unfeasible US green hydrogen projects: Report

Thyssenkrupp Nucera to scrap unfeasible US green hydrogen projects: Report

Thyssenkrupp Nucera is reviewing its U.S. green hydrogen projects and dropping those no longer viable due to tax and spending changes introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump, CEO Werner Ponikwar said on Wednesday, reported Reuters. The company has been in intensive talks with stakeholders and has decided to prioritize projects that remain financially feasible under the new U.S. framework. Global...

Happy Independence Day! Freedom to Thrive. Powered by Reliance. At Reliance, we power the promise of a better life. Our Jamnagar complex, with its integrated Oil-to-Chemicals vision, is the bedrock of India's energy security, delivering reliable fuel for a nat – Facebook

Happy Independence Day! Freedom to Thrive. Powered by Reliance. At Reliance, we power the promise of a better life. Our Jamnagar complex, with its integrated Oil-to-Chemicals vision, is the bedrock of India's energy security, delivering reliable fuel for a nat – Facebook

Happy Independence Day! Freedom to Thrive. Powered by Reliance. At Reliance, we power the promise of a better life. Our Jamnagar complex, with its integrated Oil-to-Chemicals vision, is the bedrock of India's energy security, delivering reliable fuel for a nat  Facebook Source link...

Charbone Hydrogen hits milestones at Sorel-Tracy green hydrogen project

Charbone Hydrogen hits milestones at Sorel-Tracy green hydrogen project

Charbone Hydrogen Corporation (TSX-V:CH, OTCQB:CHHYF) reported multiple milestones this week at its flagship Sorel-Tracy green hydrogen production facility in Québec, including the completion of electrical and water supply infrastructure, as well as the start of civil construction work. The company said Hydro-Québec has completed the electrical interconnection of the site, linking the distribution...

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