In China, Global Times reported that companies from China and Australia are stepping up exchanges in green hydrogen after the two countries resumed high-level economic dialogue in May. Chinese experts said that hydrogen has huge growth potential and success can be expected from a partnership between China and Australia, according to the report. Li Chunlin, […]
In India, Construction World reported that Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) plans to help establish a 1 megawatt electrolyzer manufacturing facility in the country by 2025 using the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre’s (BARC) technology for green hydrogen. BPCL’s research and development department is working with BARC to scale up alkaline electrolyzer technology for green hydrogen production. […]
In the United Arab Emirates, Zawya reported that Hydrogen Oman SPC (Hydrom), an Energy Development Oman SAOC subsidiary, has signed three agreements to grant the first green hydrogen blocks with investments of over $20 billion,. The report stated that the agreements are forecast to yield a total production capacity of 500,000 tons of green hydrogen […]
In Australia, Energy Magazine reported that the Tasmanian Government has welcomed a proposal to redevelop the decommissioned Bell Bay Power Station into a $800 million green methanol and hydrogen plant. The State Government said the partnership between ABEL Energy and Iberdrola, under the banner of Bell Bay Powerfuels, is a step towards the government’s plan […]
In Canada, World Energy GH2 announced that it has successfully closed the acquisition of the Port of Stephenville. The acquisition of the port is an important step toward the shipping of green hydrogen and green ammonia to global markets, the firm said. In order to fulfill the Canada-Germany Hydrogen Alliance, Project Nujio’qonik aims to produce […]
In China, CGTN reported that China tested its hydrogen production technology at sea with a direct seawater electrolysis method y at the Xinghua Bay offshore wind farm, in China’s Fujian Province. According to the report, the test was verified by a team of experts from Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE). A floating offshore platform for […]
In the UK, OXCCU has completed a US $22.7 million Series A financing to commercialize cost-effective sustainable aviation fuel. The round was led by Clean Energy Ventures with participation from investors Aramco Ventures; Eni Next, the corporate venture arm of Italian energy company Eni; United Airlines Ventures Sustainable Flight Fund SM; and Braavos Capital alongside […]
In the Netherlands, a report by SkyNRG reported that Europe and the US could have around 120 million tonnes of SAF capacity installed by 2050. For European markets specifically, SkyNRG’s report concludes that announced mandates for 2030 are likely to be met, albeit with some caveats. Reaching 2050 mandates in Europe would require the deployment […]
In New Jersey, AIN Online reported that Daher has transitioned its flight operations at its Tarbes headquarters in southwestern France to sustainable aviation fuel. According to the report, the company’s flight activities at Tarbes include production, testing, training, maintenance, and delivery. To power these activities, the firm now uses a blend of 30% SAF produced […]
In India, The Hindu reported that the Government of India believed that global mandates for sustainable aviation fuel with 2050 as the target year was “too early” and that each State must be allowed to develop its own strategy. “Any global mandates for SAF with milestones to 2050 are too early as each State must […]
