News release: Plug Power and Nikola to Advance Hydrogen Economy
Plug to supply up to 125 tons per day of green hydrogen to Nikola starting Jan. 1, 2023, aiming to reach 125 tons per day by the end of 2026.
University of Toronto Engineering News: U of T and Fujitsu to Advance Clean Hydrogen Production
University of Toronto and Fujitsu discovered a catalyst that could lower the cost of clean hydrogen production, using a quantum-inspired computing technique.
News release: Emerson Chosen for World’s Largest Hydrogen Refueling Station
Korea Hydrogen Green Energy Network chooses Emerson to oversee the world’s largest hydrogen refuelling station for commercial vehicles.
News release: CWP to Launch Green Hydrogen Project in Djibouti
CWP Global signs agreement to launch a new 10GW renewable energy and green hydrogen hub in Djibouti to support sustainable efforts in Africa.
News release: U.K. Give £102M for Sustainable Nuclear and Hydrogen Technologies
The UK government announce funding to support clean nuclear and hydrogen technologies, with £25 million to produce hydrogen from biomass and waste.
News Release: Air Products Signs Agreement to Supply Hydrogen for Saudi Arabia Airport
Air Products Qudra sign agreement with Saudi Ground Services to demonstrate hydrogen for mobility at Dammam Airport, Saudi Arabia.
Innovation News Network: Researchers Boost Green Hydrogen Production With Sound Waves
Engineers in Melbourne have found a way to boost the production of green hydrogen by 14 times through electrolysis using high-frequency vibrations.
Arabian Business: BEEAH Group Signs Pact to Produce Hydrogen From Waste
BEEAH Group, Chinook Sciences, and Air Water signed a pact to produce green hydrogen at Middle East’s first waste-to-hydrogen plant in Sharjah.
Motor Biscuit: Toyota to Develop Hydrogen Vehicle for the U.K.
Toyota has secured funding to produce a hydrogen fuel cell pickup truck concept, called the Toyota Hilux in its Burnaston, England plant.
MSN.com: Portugal, France, and Spain to Build Hydrogen Pipeline
The countries will build an undersea pipeline to transport hydrogen from the Iberian Peninsula to France and eventually the rest of Europe by 2030.