At a time when energy security has been at the forefront like never before, when the emphasis has been on expediting the necessary shift away from fossil fuels, and we face the twin concerns of cost of living crises and a looming recession globally, it’s little wonder we see such renewed consternation at the profit announcements of the energy giants.
Oracle Power has today (February 6) announced it has raised £500,000 ($601,800) to support the advancement of its green hydrogen project in Pakistan and signed a new offtake agreement to clean up aluminium production.
Hydrogen Chemistry Company (HyCC) has contracted Kraftanlagen Energies and Services and Nel for green hydrogen project H2eron.
Statkraft and INEOS Inovyn have signed two long-term power agreements for planned investments in electrification and hydrogen production as part of INEOS’ plans to decarbonise its Norwegian assets.
Masdar has opened a new office in Baku, Azerbaijan, to support its green hydrogen and clean energy projects.
Energy Observer is gearing up for the opening of the ‘On Top of Positive Energies’ exhibition.
HH2E and LEAG have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on developing a green hydrogen economy in Germany.
Graforce and Kawasaki Gas Turbine Europe are cooperating with zero-emission heat and power generation.
Researchers have successfully split seawater without pre-treatment to produce green hydrogen.
Nedstack and ZBT have partnered to co-develop and industrialise hydrogen fuel cells.
California-based hydrogen sensor and technologies company H2Scan has launched HyView.
