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Finland’s Bold Bet: A €2.3 Billion Boost for Green Hydrogen Innovations

February 19, 2025

Finland is investing €2.3 billion in tax credits to promote green hydrogen and renewable technologies. The initiative aims to support renewable fuel production, electricity storage, and the development of biofuels and green hydrogen. This financial package is expected to drive innovation and

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The Green Energy Revolution: How TotalEnergies Is Transforming European Refineries

February 19, 2025

TotalEnergies partners with Air Liquide to spearhead a major offshore wind initiative in the North Sea. The project aims to produce 45,000 tons of green hydrogen per year, reducing CO2 emissions by 450,000 tons annually. A 250 MW electrolyzer in Zeeland will

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The Hydrogen Revolution Rolling Through America’s Heartland

February 19, 2025

SARTA is initiating a $15 million hydrogen infrastructure project to transform public transit in Ohio, aiming to reduce emissions and enhance energy resilience. The initiative is anchored in the 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law, primarily utilizing federal funding amid political and budgetary challenges.

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Revolutionary ThermoLoop Technology Redefines Green Hydrogen Production

February 19, 2025

NewHydrogen, Inc.’s ThermoLoop™ technology revolutionizes green hydrogen production by eliminating costly intermediaries like electricity. ThermoLoop simplifies thermochemical processes, addressing traditional bottlenecks and reducing reliance on energy-intensive electrolyzers. At its core is a transformative AI-powered material that synchronizes chemical reactions, yielding cheaper and

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The Hydrogen Revolution: Is It the Clean Energy We’ve Been Waiting For?

February 19, 2025

The potential of clean hydrogen as a zero-emission technology is significant, particularly for decarbonizing heavy industries and clean transportation. Achieving truly clean hydrogen production requires overcoming technical challenges and reducing dependency on fossil fuels like natural gas. Understanding market dynamics and rapid

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Germany’s Green Revolution: A Giant Leap for Hydrogen Energy

February 19, 2025

Germany is poised for a hydrogen revolution with the Lingen plant, transforming traditional sectors like steel and chemical manufacturing. The Lingen project uses 20 state-of-the-art PEM HyLYZER-1000 electrolyser units, the largest crafted by Accelera, leveraging electricity from offshore wind farms to produce

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Europe’s Green Leap: Hydrogen Projects Promise Sweeping CO2 Reductions

February 19, 2025

Air Liquide and TotalEnergies are investing €1 billion in the Netherlands to develop groundbreaking green hydrogen projects. The ‘ELYgator’ project in Rotterdam will feature a 200MW electrolyser, producing up to 23,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2027. In Zeeland, a 250MW

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The Green Hydrogen Revolution: A $628 Million Partnership to Transform Energy in Europe

February 19, 2025

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide announce a €600 million joint venture for green hydrogen production using wind energy. A 250-megawatt electrolyzer will be built in Zeeland, Netherlands, to reduce emissions at TotalEnergies’ refinery. A 200-megawatt electrolyzer is planned near Rotterdam to support TotalEnergies’

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The Future of Hydrogen: A Bold Move from Mexico’s Sunlit Shores to California

February 19, 2025

Aslan Energy Capital commits to supplying 100,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to CalYan XGH in California, significantly advancing sustainable energy. The project, based in Sonora, Mexico, utilizes solar power to produce renewable hydrogen, aiming to reduce carbon footprints in Southern California.