News - Page 7

RWE and TotalEnergies collaborate on the OranjeWind offshore wind project in the North Sea to advance green energy. TotalEnergies partners with Air Liquide’s ELYgator project to produce 15,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually from 130 MW of wind power. The project aims

Hydrogen-powered locomotives are set to revolutionize the freight rail industry, highlighted at Railway Age’s Next-Gen Freight Rail conference. Major industry players, such as Wabtec and CSX, are leading the push for clean energy solutions, aiming to retrofit over 20,000 locomotives with hydrogen

Green hydrogen is a rapidly growing market, projected to increase from $5.2 billion in 2024 to $38.1 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 48.7%. Europe leads in green hydrogen, driven by strong infrastructure and progressive policies, impacting industries like mobility and

Record Resources Inc. is advancing its position in renewable energy by acquiring the Beauchamp natural hydrogen property in Ontario, Canada. The Beauchamp site, spanning over 300 claims, is strategically located along the Lake Timiskaming Rift, ripe with potential hydrogen reserves. The geographical

Ammonia is emerging as a key player in global efforts to decarbonize, particularly in the shipping industry. Projected increase in ammonia production from 240 million tonnes in 2023 to 290 million tonnes by 2030 highlights its growing importance. The shipping industry is

Hyzon Motors ceased operations on February 18, after setting a goal to produce 40,000 hydrogen fuel cell trucks in just four years. The company failed to secure critical investment or acquisition despite extended efforts, with a decisive shareholder vote on February 13

Vast reserves of naturally occurring white hydrogen have been discovered beneath mountain ranges like the Pyrenees and the European Alps. This clean-burning gas offers a promising alternative to fossil fuels due to its potential to generate energy without pollution. White hydrogen forms

Clean hydrogen projects are gaining significant attention, with major companies like bp and Shell leading initiatives aimed at transforming the energy sector. There has been a 90% increase in final investment decisions since October 2023, indicating strong interest and potential in hydrogen

Vema Hydrogen secured $13 million in seed funding to advance clean hydrogen production. Led by Florian Osselin and Pierre Levin, Vema aims to make hydrogen affordable and abundant. Traditional hydrogen production faces challenges such as reliance on fossil fuels and high costs.

Toyota shifts focus from hydrogen-powered sedans to industrial applications. The company unveils a third-generation fuel cell system designed for commercial use. This new system offers double the output of previous models, while maintaining the same size. Hydrogen fuel cells prove advantageous in