Hydrogen fuel news for the Netherlands
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The scheme will support renewable hydrogen production and increase the country’s electrolysis capacity, contributing to efforts to reduce emissions and achieve climate neutrality. It also supports the EU Hydrogen Strategy, European Green Deal, and REPowerEU Plan.
The University of Amsterdam used a catalyst (chitosan) made from shrimp waste to generate and control the release of hydrogen from borohydride salts, presenting a potential alternative for hydrogen storage.
Plug Power to deliver a 10MW PEM electrolyzer for the Hydrogen Offshore Production Europe project, a consortium using funding from the European Commission to build an offshore hydrogen production plant.
The companies launched a Joint Forum to support decarbonization by creating global clean hydrogen standards, accelerating projects and funding, and advancing the clean hydrogen industry in emerging and developing countries.
Airbus launches HyPower, a demonstrator to test the capabilities of in-flight auxiliary power generated entirely from hydrogen fuel cells.
South Africa teams up with Dutch and Danish governments (and other partners) to launch the SA-H2 Fund, for supporting the development of a green hydrogen sector and economy in the country.
The ports of Bilbao and Amsterdam, EVE, Petronor, SkyNRG, Evos Amsterdam, and Zenith Energy Terminals have agreed to develop a renewable hydrogen corridor between Spain and the Netherlands.
A student team (called “SOLID”) from Eindhoven University of Technology developed a technique for safe storage and transport of hydrogen using small iron balls as energy carriers.
Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands unveiled an efficient hydrogen car, dubbed Eco-Runner XIII, which is expected to cover over 2,000km (1242.74 mi) on just 1kg of hydrogen fuel.
The countries signed a joint letter of support for the “SoutH2-Corridor”, which will transport hydrogen between North Africa, Italy, Austria and Germany to help meet European demand for low-cost renewable hydrogen.
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