In Canada, Enwave Energy Corporation has announced the commitment to build a new waste processing facility in Prince Edward Island, beginning this fall. The facility will be in operation by 2028 and will replace the existing end-of-life system. The existing district energy plant converts municipal solid waste and biomass to energy and provides that energy […]
In Australia, Qantas, Sydney Airport and Ampol, supported by Qantas’ SAF Coalition partners, have marked the largest ever commercial importation of SAF into Australia, with nearly two million liters of unblended SAF, The fuel was imported by Ampol from Malaysia to its Kurnell facility on Wednesday 7 May and is currently being blended with conventional […]
In the UK, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), in collaboration with global consultancy ICF, has launched a bold new framework urging the entire travel and tourism sector to unite in tackling one of its toughest challenges: scaling up the production and use of SAF and other renewable fuels. The report, Scaling Up Sustainable […]
In the Netherlands, Danish shipping company Norden has decided to expand its fleet with another two fuel-efficient, biofuel-compatible 17,500 dwt multipurpose vessels. The company said it signed agreements for the two additional newbuilding leases with purchase options. The units are expected to be delivered in 2026 and 2027. “These follow the recent addition of two […]
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that researchers from the University of Sharjah claim to have developed a novel technology capable of producing clean hydrogen fuel directly from seawater, and at an industrial scale. In a study published in the journal Small, the researchers report that they extracted hydrogen without the need to remove […]
In Indonesia, Antara reported that the Indonesian government has set a target to establish waste-to-energy plants at 33 locations nationwide in an effort to address the country’s mounting waste problem. Environment Minister Hanif Faisol Nurofiq told lawmakers that the government will move forward by drafting a new regulation that merges three existing presidential decrees, one […]
In the Netherlands, Offshore Energy reported that the South Korea’s government has revealed plans to build ‘the world’s largest’ liquefied hydrogen (LH2) carrier in an effort to develop a competitive advantage in this market segment and ensure the future of the Korean shipbuilding industry. The report noted that the demonstration ship is expected to be […]
In New York, Plug Power announced that it will be deliveging renewable hydrogen to the H2CAST Etzel project—Germany’s leading pilot for large-scale underground hydrogen storage. Located in Lower Saxony and a consortium led by partners Gasunie and STORAG ETZEL, the H2CAST (Hydrogen Cavern Storage Transition) initiative is repurposing two existing salt caverns into storage vessels […]
In India, Adani Enterprises announced India’s first hydrogen fuel cell truck to promote cleaner transportation. These hydrogen-powered trucks will gradually replace diesel vehicles used in the company’s logistics operations. In collaboration with an Indian and international energy technology firm and a major auto manufacturer, Adani is developing hydrogen fuel cell battery-operated trucks for cargo transport. […]
In the Netherlands, Offshore Energy reported that Norwegian renewable energy supplier Statkraft has decided to halt new green hydrogen developments, citing increased market uncertainties. While new projects will not be pursued, parts of the existing portfolio will reportedly continue to be matured in preparation for potential investment, according to the report. Several projects have received […]
