US DOE close to finalising cooperative agreements with seven hydrogen hubs
“We’re getting very close to finalising the cooperative agreements,” a DOE official told the Hydrogen Americas Summit.
“We’re getting very close to finalising the cooperative agreements,” a DOE official told the Hydrogen Americas Summit.
Germany, the European Commission and leaders within the hydrogen sector have agreed that decisive, synchronised action from governments and industry is needed to advance hydrogen deployment.
David Hurren, President of the BCGA, discusses why education and awareness is so important for the hydrogen industry on H2 View’s, Perception and Safety, webinar.
At the heart of the framework, lies AUD $13.7bn ($9.1bn) in production tax incentives for green hydrogen – AUD $6.7bn ($4.5bn) – and process critical minerals – AUD $7bn ($4.7bn).
Cory Kreutzer, Technical Director at BrainDrip, discusses the negative perceptions surrounding hydrogen and how these can be changed on H2 View’s, Perception and Safety, webinar.
The European Commission has announced a new five-year pilot mechanism will be put in place to accelerate investments in the hydrogen market.
Japan and the European Union will collaborate to develop international standards for the hydrogen supply chain, according to reports.
Initial investments from Great British Energy (GBE) would focus on wind and solar projects, along with hydrogen, carbon capture and storage (CCS) and floating offshore wind technologies.
“The law removes obstacles to the approval of infrastructure projects that produce, store or import hydrogen,” Climate Minister, Robert Habeck said.
“If you find a buyer for any green product, you will find supply. The tough part is finding somebody willing to pay additional money compared to grey hydrogen,” the INOXAP boss told H2 View.
