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Numaligarh Refinery awards green hydrogen supply contract

Numaligarh Refinery is set to award a contract for the annual supply of 10,000 tons of green hydrogen to a joint venture of Bharat Petroleum and SembCorp Industries at a record-low price. This contract marks a significant step in India's transition to cleaner energy sources.

DOWNSTREAMFeb 231 sources2 articles

Air Products advances blue hydrogen and ammonia project in Louisiana

Air Products is progressing on its blue hydrogen and ammonia project in Louisiana, engaging in discussions with Yara International to assume control of the ammonia operations. This move aims to enhance the project's viability and operational scope.

RENEWABLESFeb 21 sources2 articles

Third-party report reveals hydrogen may have contributed to Keystone pipeline crack

A third-party report has been released regarding a 3500-barrel oil spill from the Keystone pipeline in 2025, suggesting that hydrogen may have played a role in the pipeline's crack. The findings are now public, providing insights into the incident's potential causes.

MIDSTREAMFeb 191 sources2 articles

New photocatalytic method generates hydrogen without platinum

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology developed a photocatalytic method to produce hydrogen from water and sunlight using conjugated polymer nanoparticles instead of platinum. This method can generate approximately 30 liters of hydrogen per hour with just one gram of the polymer material. The approach aims to eliminate the need for costly and environmentally harmful platinum, making hydrogen production more sustainable and cost-effective.

RENEWABLESFeb 31 sources2 articles

EnBW signs ammonia hydrogen deal with Acwa

Germany's EnBW has signed a deal with Acwa to develop an ammonia hydrogen pathway. This partnership aims to enhance hydrogen production and utilization in Germany.

RENEWABLESFeb 21 sources1 articles

Moeve partners with Masdar for $1.2 billion green hydrogen project in Spain

Spain's Moeve has partnered with Masdar to develop a $1.2 billion green hydrogen project. This collaboration aims to enhance hydrogen production capacity in Spain, contributing to the country's renewable energy goals.

RENEWABLES1d ago1 sources1 articles

EVREC's wind reserve extended in Newfoundland for green hydrogen project

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has extended EVREC's Crown lands wind reserve to February 28, 2027, allowing continued development of its wind-to-green hydrogen and ammonia project. EVREC has complied with all provincial requirements and is advancing towards final project milestones, including permitting and securing offtake agreements. The project aims to produce one million tonnes of green ammonia annually.

RENEWABLESFeb 231 sources1 articles

Green hydrogen's emissions depend on cleaner electricity grids

Research from the University of Sheffield indicates that the environmental benefits of green hydrogen are contingent on the decarbonization of national power grids. The study highlights that hydrogen produced through electrolysis is less sustainable when powered by fossil fuel-heavy electricity, but could achieve over 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions under cleaner grid scenarios by 2050.

RENEWABLES16h ago1 sources1 articles

Vema Hydrogen drills pilot wells in Quebec for hydrogen production project

Vema Hydrogen has completed drilling its first two pilot wells in Quebec, marking the world's first Engineered Mineral Hydrogen pilot project. This initiative aims to produce clean hydrogen from subsurface rock formations, supporting North America's transition to clean energy. The pilot will provide critical data for commercial modeling and validate the technology's scalability.

RENEWABLESFeb 31 sources1 articles

Mideast Gulf seeks to advance green hydrogen initiatives

Green hydrogen development in the Mideast Gulf faces challenges due to a lack of offtake commitments. However, regional players are optimistic as early markets begin to emerge globally, with Saudi Arabia's Neom project being a key focus for progress.

RENEWABLESFeb 31 sources1 articles

India achieves lowest-ever price for green hydrogen in tender

India has recorded its lowest-ever price for green hydrogen in a recent tender, driven by low renewable energy costs and government incentives. Despite the potential of green hydrogen for heavy industries, demand remains low, causing some investors to withdraw from projects. The government's financial aid for production and equipment manufacturing has been crucial in achieving these competitive rates.

RENEWABLESFeb 161 sources1 articles

Vallourec and Baker Hughes collaborate on green hydrogen storage

Vallourec and Baker Hughes have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance hydrogen storage and compression configurations. This collaboration aims to support various green energy applications.

RENEWABLESFeb 191 sources1 articles

University of Sydney develops photothermal reaction for hydrogen production

Researchers at the University of Sydney have developed a photothermal reaction that produces hydrogen from seawater with an efficiency of 12.9%. This innovative method utilizes liquid metal to facilitate the reaction, marking a significant advancement in hydrogen production technology.

RENEWABLESFeb 201 sources1 articles

Energy giants propose UK's first hydrogen network in Humber Estuary

National Gas, Centrica, Equinor, and SSE Thermal are collaborating to create Britain's first hydrogen transport and storage network in the Humber Estuary. The project aims to reduce industrial emissions and support low-carbon growth, with a funding decision expected to be around £500 million. The network will connect key sites and facilitate hydrogen production, with potential output of up to 3GW from planned plants.

RENEWABLES6d ago1 sources1 articles

Energinet awards Worley contract for Danish Hydrogen Backbone pipeline

Energinet Brint AS has awarded Worley a 5-year EPCM contract for the Danish Hydrogen Backbone pipeline. This project will establish a national hydrogen transmission network linking renewable energy sources to European markets, involving 41 km of new pipeline and the conversion of 89 km of existing natural gas pipeline. The commissioning of the first phase is targeted for late 2030.

RENEWABLES5d ago1 sources1 articles

Aberdeen exits hydrogen bus fleet and joint venture with BP

Aberdeen plans to sell its hydrogen buses and exit its joint venture with BP aimed at producing green hydrogen. This decision marks a significant shift in the city's approach to hydrogen transportation.

RENEWABLES1d ago1 sources1 articles

Analysis of levelized cost of hydrogen production

The article examines the levelized cost of hydrogen production, highlighting various factors influencing costs such as technology, feedstock, and scale. It provides insights into the economic viability of hydrogen as a renewable energy source and its potential role in decarbonization efforts.

RENEWABLES6d ago1 sources1 articles

Acwa Power expands green hydrogen projects in Saudi Arabia

Acwa Power is advancing its green hydrogen initiatives with two major projects in Saudi Arabia: the 3.9 GW Neom project aiming for 240,000 tons/year of hydrogen and the 4 GW Yanbu project targeting 400,000 tons/year. These projects will also produce significant amounts of green ammonia for export, enhancing Acwa's role in the renewable energy sector.

RENEWABLES6d ago1 sources1 articles

Hydrexia completes first regional maritime shipment of solid-state hydrogen system

Hydrexia successfully completed the first regional maritime shipment of its solid-state metal hydride hydrogen storage container (MHX) across Asia. This milestone enhances the commercial viability of hydrogen transport and mitigates risks associated with conventional hydrogen logistics. The initiative opens new market opportunities for hydrogen trade in the region.

RENEWABLESFeb 121 sources1 articles

SoCalGas petitions CPUC to modify hydrogen blending demonstration requirements

Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) and other utilities petitioned the CPUC to remove the requirement for a 5% hydrogen demonstration project before recommending a systemwide blending standard. The petition is based on advancements in safety and operational data since the CPUC's 2022 decision. The utilities still plan to conduct projects studying hydrogen blends in the 5%-20% range as part of California's decarbonization efforts.

POLICYFeb 41 sources1 articles

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