In Short : The development of a hydrogen-powered truck by Cummins and International is a significant step toward clean, sustainable transportation that is fueled by renewable resources.
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In Short : A low-cost electrolyser developed by IIT Madras uses saltwater to create hydrogen, lowering the need for filtered water and production costs overall.
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In Short : A significant step toward decarbonizing the steel sector has been taken by Stegra with the successful installation of the first 200MW of electrolysers for its extensive green hydrogen steel project.
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In Short : The United States and France have joined forces to promote the development of aircraft fueled by liquid hydrogen, strengthening global cooperation in clean aviation technologies.
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In Short : In a landmark for hydrogen aviation, the Netherlands successfully completed its first drone flight driven by liquid hydrogen using the Hydra-2 prototype.
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In Short : Novelis has demonstrated the potential of hydrogen fuel switching to decarbonize aluminum production processes by successfully showcasing it at an industrial scale.
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In Short : In an effort to improve India’s green hydrogen capabilities, Engineers India Limited (EIL) has awarded Greenzo Energy Limited a research and development order to design and build modular hydrogen electrolyser units.
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In Short : Given that the demand for this clean fuel is expected to surpass 100 million metric tonnes worldwide by 2030, India has set an ambitious goal to capture almost 10% of the global green hydrogen market.
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In Short : A surge in abandoned hydrogen megaprojects is a sign of maturity rather than failure. The hydrogen industry is shifting from grandiose declarations to practical, realistic initiatives that propel real decarbonization in challenging sectors.
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In Short : GreenIron of Sweden and Norwegian Hydrogen have signed a strategic agreement for the supply of green hydrogen to GreenIron’s Sandviken facility. Through this partnership, GreenIron is able to begin producing metals without the use of fossil fuels by employing renewable hydrogen as the only reducing agent.
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