In an exclusive interview, Werner Ponikwar reveals more details about the world's largest electrolyser maker's plans, how the company will protect itself from Chinese competition, and why solid-oxide is ideal for e-fuel producersWerner Ponikwar, CEO of Thyssenkrupp Nucera.Photo: Thyssenkrupp Nucera Source link...
Vienna-based integrated chemicals, fuels and energy company OMV announced that it has made a final decision to invest “a mid-three-digit million-euro sum” to build a 140 MW green hydrogen electrolysis facility in Lower Austria. According to the company, the new green hydrogen plant will be one of the largest of its kind in Europe, and will supply its nearby...
Statkraft Advances Hunterston Hydrogen Project Amid Broader Renewable Exit Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Don't expect the US Senate to reinstate 45V green hydrogen tax credits, warn political lobbyists Hydrogen Insight Source link...
Read the full story here Port operator invests £3m in Glasgow's King George V Dock The port is able to handle huge wind turbine components. (Image: Peel Ports) One of the UK’s biggest port operators has invested £3 million to increase the capacity of the historic King George V Dock in Glasgow to handle huge wind turbine components. Peel Ports Clydeport has developed a...
Indian Oil Finalises Indias Largest Green Hydrogen Project At Panipat NDTV Profit Source link...
In a world striving to achieve carbon neutrality amid climate concerns, a variety of alternative engine solutions have emerged out of the transportation sector, and Ferrari is doing its best to join the transformation. The slow takeover of alternative engine solutions has been called for by climate activists in order to no longer rely on the internal combustion engine, which utilizes fossil...
South Korean researchers from POSTECH and Seoul National University have just made a serious leap forward in the world of green hydrogen. They’ve come up with a new iron oxide-based catalyst that does something pretty impressive—it more than doubles the efficiency of thermochemical hydrogen production. Big breakthrough in hydrogen yieldThis new catalyst isn’t just slightly better—it’s a...
Projects are still at a very nascent stage, as there is no clear reference point to derive price | Photo Credit: audioundwerbung India’s green hydrogen plans are making slow progress with not much clarity on the global demand for green ammonia, as the cost of producing green hydrogen makes it economically unviable, resulting in...
Thermochemical cycle of the Fe-poor ferrites for hydrogen production via a phase transformation mechanism. Credit: POSTECH As the world shifts toward sustainable energy sources, "green hydrogen"—hydrogen produced without emitting carbon—has emerged as a leading candidate for clean power. In a significant...
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