Green Hydrogen

Here’s how Australia’s revolutionary hydrogen powder will work to export clean energy to the entire planet

Here’s how Australia’s revolutionary hydrogen powder will work to export clean energy to the entire planet

Did you know that Australia is transforming the way we produce and transport green hydrogen? Thanks to a project led by Curtin University and supported by ARENA, innovative technology is being developed to turn hydrogen into powder, using sodium borohydride. The advantage? It’s easier, safer, and cheaper to move. This breakthrough, part of the Kotai Hydrogen Project along with Velox Energy...

The Power of Green Hydrogen: Fueling a Clean Energy Revolution

The Power of Green Hydrogen: Fueling a Clean Energy Revolution

Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy, is emerging as a cornerstone of the global transition to clean energy. Unlike fossil fuels, this zero-carbon fuel offers a sustainable solution for industries, transportation, and power generation, promising to slash greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. With breakthroughs in production and applications, green hydrogen is no longer a distant...

BP quits gigantic renewable energy plan in latest green exit

BP quits gigantic renewable energy plan in latest green exit

The business of windRecharge is the world’s leading business intelligence source for the renewable energy industries. We provide award-winning international coverage of breaking news, in-depth features and analysis across the wind and solar sectors. Learn about key energy issues as they happen and get industry insight from our experts. Source link...

Green hydrogen projects sign industry contracts

Green hydrogen projects sign industry contracts

The first commercial-scale green hydrogen projects in the country have signed long-term contracts to fuel heavy industry with clean energy.  In an update to the hydrogen market, the government has confirmed that 10 projects from the first phase of its flagship hydrogen programme – Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1) – can begin construction. This means construction across projects in...

Fortescue shares rise after record iron ore shipments, scraps US and Australian green hydrogen projects

Fortescue shares rise after record iron ore shipments, scraps US and Australian green hydrogen projects

Shares of Australian mining giant Fortescue Metals Group (FMG.AX) jumped more than 5% on Thursday after the company reported record iron ore shipments for the fourth quarter, beating analyst expectations with lower costs. However, Fortescue also announced it is scrapping its green hydrogen projects in the U.S. and Australia, signaling a strategic shift. The miner...

BP abandons green hydrogen project in Australia, Bloomberg News reports — TradingView News

BP abandons green hydrogen project in Australia, Bloomberg News reports — TradingView News

BP BP. will exit its planned green hydrogen production facility in Australia as part of its refocus on fossil fuels, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.BP has informed its partners in the Australian Renewable Energy Hub that it plans to leave the project as both operator and equity holder, Bloomberg said, citing a statement from a BP spokesperson.BP did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for a...

Price signal for Iberian green hydrogen leaps to over €6/kg as gas operator updates index formula

Price signal for Iberian green hydrogen leaps to over €6/kg as gas operator updates index formula

Clarity on clean hydrogenOur mission is to deliver engaging and independent business journalism and insight to executives and leaders in the global clean hydrogen industry. We focus on delivering the news and analysis that matters, fearlessly looking beyond the hydrogen hype to provide a balanced view of the market, giving readers the knowledge they need to make critical business decisions. Source...

The Real Reason Hydrogen Fuel Isn’t More Popular

The Real Reason Hydrogen Fuel Isn’t More Popular

In the effort to reduce climate change and eliminate the abundance of fossil fuels, one particular element has been identified as so promising that it could be the future of clean fuels. That element is hydrogen. Earth has a massive supply of hydrogen. It can be burned in the same way we use oil or gas, but instead of polluting the air, it only emits water. So if there is plenty of it and it's so clean,...

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