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Beyond the Rush: Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Strategy – Business

Beyond the Rush: Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Strategy – Business

Lately, Namibia is buzzing with a new kind of energy – and I don’t just mean oil and gas. I mean green technology. We have seen discourse on how green hydrogen is on its way to becoming one of Namibia’s greatest exports. Given the staggering unemployment rate of 54%, it is not surprising that young Namibians are actively pursuing opportunities in this promising sector to enhance their...

John Cockerill Plans Major Green Hydrogen Expansion in India |

John Cockerill Plans Major Green Hydrogen Expansion in India |

John Cockerill is ramping up its green energy operations in India, with a goal to double its electrolyzer manufacturing capacity from 1 GW to 2 GW by 2029. The strategic move aligns with India’s push towards green hydrogen and net-zero ambitions, said Vivek Bhide, Regional President – India and Group Transformation Officer at John...

Green Hydrogen Market Set to Experience Significant Expansion

Green Hydrogen Market Set to Experience Significant Expansion

Green Hydrogen MarketInsightAce Analytic Pvt. Ltd. announces the release of a market assessment report on the "Global Green Hydrogen Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Renewable Source (wind energy, solar energy, other renewable sources), By Technology (alkaline electrolysis, PEM electrolysis), By End-use (mobility, chemical, power, grid injection, and...

Reliance on gas for iron and steel making in South Australia faces major risks

Reliance on gas for iron and steel making in South Australia faces major risks

The South Australian state government’s Office of Hydrogen Power has been disbanded and plans for direct reduced iron (DRI)-based iron and steelmaking now appear likely to run on gas for longer.However, a longer-term reliance on gas for iron and steel in the state would be exposed to significant risk.DRI plants use a lot of gas. Australian steelmaker BlueScope has recently acknowledged this, stating:...

740 MW electrolyzers to help in green hydrogen steelmaking

740 MW electrolyzers to help in green hydrogen steelmaking

A green hydrogen-powered steel production mill is shaping up and is on track to begin production by 2026, after 740 megawatt (MW) electrolyzers were dispatched to the site at Boden, Northern Sweden. Stegra, the company behind the plant, is looking to manufacture green steel by replacing coal in the production process with renewable hydrogen.  Due to its high versatility, impeccable strength, and...

Dredging on liquid hydrogen: feasible or not?

Dredging on liquid hydrogen: feasible or not?

The emissions of dredging vessels maintaining the Dutch coastline are responsible for 20% of the annual CO2 emissions of the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Waterways (Rijkswaterstaat) and for a much larger percentage if you look at NOx and particle matter. Back in 2019, Rijkswaterstaat made a budget available to stimulate innovations from the market, with so-called Innovation Partnerships...

Green hydrogen bonanza in China | Electrolyser orders in first four months of this year exceeded total for whole of 2024

Green hydrogen bonanza in China | Electrolyser orders in first four months of this year exceeded total for whole of 2024

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...

Inside Kazakhstan’s Green Energy Transformation

Inside Kazakhstan’s Green Energy Transformation

The Central Asian state of Kazakhstan – the world’s largest landlocked country – has major renewable energy ambitions that include wind, solar, and hydropower, as well as green hydrogen, as part of the government’s aims for a green transition. The government plans to support a shift away from a reliance on fossil fuels to a lower-carbon power sector. At present, coal continues to be...

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