Scottish government awards $4.5m to eleven hydrogen projects - Power Engineering International
The Scottish government has announced £3.4 million ($4.5 million) in funding to develop the green hydrogen economy.| Power Engineering International
The Scottish government has announced £3.4 million ($4.5 million) in funding to develop the green hydrogen economy.| Power Engineering International
Join experts as they delve into electrodeionization tech, exploring how it helps power generation plants achieve consistent water quality with significantly lower OPEX.| Power Engineering International
Read news, features and technical articles about hydrogen and the applications in the power generation sector on Power Engineering International.| Power Engineering International
TotalEnergies and RWE have confirmed the conditions for the purchase of 30,000 metric tonnes of green hydrogen per year for 15 years.| Power Engineering International
Ansaldo Green Tech has been awarded €317 million to support development of its AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) Electrolysers.| Power Engineering International
RenewableUK and Hydrogen UK have launched a report aimed at accelerating the deployment of green hydrogen by lowering the costs of production.| Power Engineering International
Rebecca Rawle joins from ActionAid UK and brings expertise in women’s rights, economic empowerment and climate.| Power Engineering International
Cogeneration is critical in facilitating the transition to a more efficient, resilient, decentralised and carbon neutral energy system.| Power Engineering International
DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. has teamed up with SLB to develop a geothermal project in southeast Saskatchewan in Canada.| Power Engineering International
Plug Power has signed an agreement to supply 3GW electrolyser capacity to Australia's Allied Green Ammonia (AGA).| Power Engineering International
Germen companies sign strategic alliance to accelerate sustainable heating through innovative hydrogen technology.| Power Engineering International
Modelling of geologic hydrogen in the Earth’s subsurface suggests that 2% of it could supply the projected need for net zero for 200 years.| Power Engineering International
SSE Thermal and Siemens Energy have launched a collaboration to deliver gas turbine technology capable of running on 100% hydrogen.| Power Engineering International
Thyssenkrupp Steel and STEAG have agreed on the delivery of hydrogen from STEAG’s Duisburg-Walsum site to thyssenkrupp Steel in Duisburg| Power Engineering International
