Australia targets 15 million tonnes green hydrogen by 2050
Australia is targeting production of 15m tonnes of green hydrogen – with a stretch potential of 30m annually – by 2050, according to a ‘revitalised’ National Hydrogen Strategy 2024.
Australia is targeting production of 15m tonnes of green hydrogen – with a stretch potential of 30m annually – by 2050, according to a ‘revitalised’ National Hydrogen Strategy 2024.
Underlying the new domestic semiconductor development charge now firmly underway in the US and Europe is one undeniable fact: neither will achieve their goals without global partners.
Ceres Power Holdings has signed a solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) systems licence with Thermax, a leading provider of energy and environment solutions in India.
Europe’s renewable power installation is at record highs but the continent’s imports continue to be weighted in favour of fossil fuels, according to the EU’s State of Energy report.
QatarEnergy has inaugurated the first conventional-size LNG vessel, Rex Tillerson, under its shipbuilding programme.
Rotork has launched its fully integrated ethernet actuator, which is compatible with EtherNet/IP Modbus TCP and PROFINET protocols.
Envision Energy has announced a ‘landmark’ $1bn investment in Spain’s renewable energy sector featuring the first integrated green hydrogen Net Zero industrial park in Europe.
Toyota Motor Europe, Ford of Europe and an unnamed major European vehicle manufacturer are to use vessels fuelled by BioLNG for cargo transport across Europe.
GeoPura solutions and the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) have completed a hydrogen power trial which involved electricity generation for recharging vehicles.
Cepsa has been certified as a biomethane trader covering biomass and bioenergy production by the ISCC international certification programme.