Board of hydrogen truck maker Hyzon votes to dissolve loss-making company as money runs out
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GreenH2@Work Employee Spotlight: Phillip Roberts
Phillip Roberts works as a Field Service Technician at Plug. His role involves repairing and diagnosing hydrogen fuel cells while...
Japanese government awards billions of yen for green hydrogen technology projects
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‘Grave concerns’ | 28 environmental groups warn of ‘dangers’ of H2Med hydrogen pipeline project
NGOs argue that the scheme — which would carry H2 from Portugal to France via Spain — is unnecessary, wastes...
Fuel cells provide reliable, eco-friendly telecom backup power
Telecommunications are essential in our everyday lives, enabling communication for both personal and business needs. With the increasing reliance on...
First subsidised green hydrogen production contracts in UK signed, guaranteeing $12 per kg for 15 years
Contracts for three projects, totalling 31.8MW, have now been finalised under the government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 1, with eight more...
ANALYSIS | South Korea may pivot its hydrogen strategy in 2025 following president’s impeachment
Disappointing results from the country’s first H2 power auction add to expectations that the government will reconfigure its hydrogen support...
GreenH2@Work Employee Spotlight: Kenia Feunekes
Meet Kenia Feunekes, Plug’s Senior Cost Estimator based in our Netherlands office. From the early project phase of concept screening...
Germany to grant €350m to producer of green hydrogen-based synthetic aviation fuel after EU state-aid approval
Concrete Chemicals will use renewable H2 and biogenic CO2 captured from a cement plant to produce about 30,000 of e-SAF...
International Maritime Organization formally allows ammonia cargoes to be used as shipping fuel for first time
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Up to 10 quadrillion tonnes of natural hydrogen could be stored underground around the world: US Geological Survey
But the amount could also be as little as one billion tonnes — and the vast majority will be too...
Sinopec completes pilot green hydrogen project that directly uses seawater for H2 production
The problem of electrolyser corrosion from salt water and other impurities appears to have been overcome through 'specially designed key...
