TotalEnergies and Air Liquide are launching two significant green hydrogen projects in the Netherlands, valued at €600 million, aimed at enhancing Europe’s sustainability. A 250 MW electrolyzer near the Zeeland refinery will utilize wind power to produce 30,000 tons of green hydrogen

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide are collaborating to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through green hydrogen production in Belgium and the Netherlands. The initiative involves deploying electrolysers powered by the OranjeWind farm, aiming to produce 45,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. The project could

Air Liquide and TotalEnergies advance Europe’s carbon-neutral goals with two major hydrogen projects. The ELYgator project, a 200MW electrolyzer in Rotterdam, converts offshore wind energy into low-carbon hydrogen. The hydrogen network supports industries and vehicles in the Netherlands and Belgium, aiming for

The American hydrogen industry urges Congress for essential tax incentives, particularly the Section 45V credits, crucial for its global leadership ambitions. The industry has faced regulatory delays but sees recent clarity as a turning point for substantial economic investment and growth in

Germany’s Lingen refinery is transforming from a traditional energy hub into a center for low-carbon solutions, pivotal for Europe’s green hydrogen future. Supported by strong government policies and industry investments, Germany leads Europe’s transition to hydrogen technology. Accelera’s decision to produce electrolysers

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide are investing over $1 billion in green hydrogen projects in the Netherlands, aiming to reshape northwest Europe’s energy landscape. The projects are expected to produce 45,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, significantly reducing carbon emissions by up to

Namibia is poised to become a leader in green hydrogen, a sustainable energy source poised to fuel Europe’s future. Shark Island, near Lüderitz, has a grim history as a site of atrocities during German colonial rule, now targeted for infrastructure expansion. The

Hyvia, a partnership between Renault and Plug Power, faces an uncertain future as it seeks a buyer to sustain its hydrogen fuel ambitions. Hydrogen’s potential wanes against the dominance of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in the clean-energy landscape. Renault successfully shifts focus

Key Takeaways South Korean researchers are pioneering the use of microwaves to revolutionize hydrogen production, offering a greener alternative to traditional methods. This innovative process significantly reduces the high temperatures and long durations usually required, slashing energy demands by 60%. Efficient hydrogen