Stargate Hydrogen to advance green hydrogen in Saudi Arabia
Stargate Hydrogen has entered an MoU with Saudi Arabia's RDI to accelerate green hydrogen innovation in the Kingdom.| Power Engineering International
Despite project cancellations and persistent challenges, low-emissions hydrogen production is expected to see a sizable expansion to 2030, the IEA finds. In its 2025 Global Hydrogen Review, the IEA reports that worldwide hydrogen demand increased to almost 100Mt in 2024, up 2% from 2023 and in line with overall energy demand growth. Almost all of The post Low emissions hydrogen projects set to grow strongly – IEA appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Hydrogen - Power Engineering International
Stargate Hydrogen has entered an MoU with Saudi Arabia's RDI to accelerate green hydrogen innovation in the Kingdom.| Power Engineering International
Masdar, GD Power and Korea Electric Power Corporation announced a financial close for the 2-gigawatt Al Sadawi Solar PV project.| Power Engineering International
The ‘Hydrogen Floating Power Hub Feasibility Programme’ has secured £1 million ($1.3 million) through the government’s Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition. The post Hydrogen floating power hubs to ‘green’ ports to be studied in Britain appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Europe - Power Engineering International
Denmark’s Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities Lars Aagaard has approved investment in the Jutland hydrogen pipeline subject to hydrogen players making binding agreements to guarantee its use. The post Denmark’s first hydrogen pipeline gets go ahead appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Europe - Power Engineering International
New analysis from IRENA has revealed the potential for green hydrogen to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors in the Global South.| Enlit World
In Australia, the SHARP projet has been launched to test photocatalytic water splitting for the production of green hydrogen.| Power Engineering International
Collaboration key to advancing AI in energy sector say WEC panelists| Power Engineering International
