Germany should bolster its long-term competitiveness in the chemical and steel industries by importing cost-effective green feedstocks like ammonia, methanol, and direct reduced iron (DRI) instead of green hydrogen.
“When it comes to centralised, large-scale crackers, the high cost of platinum group metals quickly makes them a prohibitive option.”
India’s second green hydrogen auction has received 14 bids to receive government funding for a combined 626,500 tonnes per year, despite being capped at 450,000.
The India Hydrogen Alliance (IH2A) has earmarked green methanol, ammonia and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as pivotal solutions to decarbonise the Indian transportation sector.
The project will see Air Liquide retrofit one of its hydrogen production units in the Belgian port using renewable ammonia as a feedstock instead of natural gas.
Gentari has agreed to supply renewable power to AM Green Ammonia (AMG) under a new binding Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).
The Dutch government has reaffirmed its commitment to prioritising the development of hydrogen and carbon dioxide pipelines, even after delays announced in June 2024 pushed the projects back by approximately four years.
GIZ and RP Global will develop a 3GW green hydrogen and ammonia project in south Argentina for the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK).
“This plant will enhance our ability to provide the world with low-carbon products, in line with the global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.”
The Malaysian government has set an ambitious target to produce two million tonnes of hydrogen annually by 2030, according to local media reports.
