“Let’s walk the talk and prove it with one truck and if that’s successful we can step up to the follow-up phase of this five-truck trial,” Dirk Dupon, Head of Hydrogen at INEOS Inovyn, told H2 View.
“Let’s walk the talk and prove it with one truck and if that’s successful we can step up to the follow-up phase of this five-truck trial,” Dirk Dupon, Head of Hydrogen at INEOS Inovyn, told H2 View.
“We aim to enable OEMs to manufacture fuel cell systems that use e-fuels like e-methanol for a CAPEX cost below $0.1/kWh,” Advent’s CEO said.
Australia’s Hazer Group and Mitsui & Co. will continue to explore potential markets for Hazer’s graphite produced from its methane pyrolysis hydrogen technology.
Nel’s former refuelling business Cavendish Hydrogen and Swiss-based Hoerbiger plan to “revolutionise” refuelling stations by integrating compression and fuelling solutions.
Alaska Energy Metals (AEMC) will explore the potential of natural hydrogen deposits in Québec, Canada, at its Angliers-Belleterre land.
A new hydrogen refuelling station has been opened at a bus operator’s depot in the German city of Mannheim, which will provide dispensing to both public and fleet vehicles.
Johnson Matthey (JM) has opened its new Engineering Centre in Mumbai, India, which is expected to support growth in hydrogen, sustainable fuels and chemicals.
Hynamics’ is strengthening its clean hydrogen plans for the Port of Barry, as the EDF subsidiary partners with ESB on developing a green hydrogen plant at the Welsh port.
Portuguese startup 1s1 Energy has closed a $1.4m funding round and initiated a $2.3m PEM electrolysis stack validation project.
OCI Global has completed the closing of its 50% share stake in Fertiglobe to Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) for a reported $3.62bn.
INNIO Group’s pilot 1MW project will generate heat and power this winter using green hydrogen produced during the summer and stored underground.