More than $16m announced to support clean hydrogen innovations in New York
More than $16m of funding has been announced for New York State to advance hydrogen research, development, and demonstration projects.
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More than $16m of funding has been announced for New York State to advance hydrogen research, development, and demonstration projects.
A newly signed trade pact between the UK and Texas, the second largest US state, is set to prioritise innovative energy solutions, such as hydrogen and carbon capture.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) will provide carbon dioxide (CO2) capture technology for the Hydrogen Production Plant 2 (HPP2) at the UK’s Stanlow Manufacturing Complex.
Air Liquide and Vopak have teamed up on the development and operation of infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking, and hydrogen distribution in Singapore.
Global engineering company Worley will provide procurement, fabrication, and modularisation services for Air Products’ Net Zero hydrogen energy complex in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Chevron is developing a five-megawatt solar-to-hydrogen project in California’s Central Valley to support the expanding hydrogen refuelling network in the Golden State.
Air Products says it is positive about the regulatory environment to drive the energy transition – and about the progress of its flagship low- and no-carbon hydrogen projects.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has called on the Biden Administration to recognise all types of hydrogen production, including blue hydrogen, as drivers of a low-carbon future in its 45V regulations.
European clean energy company Lhyfe has announced plans for what will be the company’s first UK green hydrogen plant – a project that aims to support Net Zero ambitions by cutting thousands of tonnes of...
Oil and gas major bp has selected BASF’s gas treating technology to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted from its blue hydrogen production facility in Teesside, which is targeting 1.2GW of hydrogen production by 2030.