Russia and Japan to support projects producing ammonia and hydrogen as well as employing carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies.
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H2 Bulletin covers the latest hydrogen developments across various industrial sectors. Manufacturing industries are transitioning from fossil-based fuel to clean energy where hydrogen is seen as a promising alternative.
SSAB and Mercedes-Benz have partnered to introduce CO2-free steel, using hydrogen, into vehicle production.
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Eneos and Origin Energy agreed to explore a potential collaboration for a clean hydrogen supply chain between Japan and Australia.
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Asahi Kasei and JGC will jointly demonstrate the large alkaline water electrolysis system on a scale of up to 100…
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Australia and Primetals Technologies (a member of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group) have joined Australia’s Heavy…
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BlueScope, an Australian steel producer, plans to achieve its goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, covering operational scope…
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Rio Tinto and Sumitomo Corporation agreed to explore building a hydrogen pilot plant and the potential application of hydrogen at…
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HydrogenPro AS will supply Mitsubishi Power with the world’s largest single stack high-pressure alkaline electrolyser system to produce hydrogen. The…
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The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Bmbf) will approve funding for three key hydrogen projects as part of…
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Ssab has produced the world’s first fossil-free steel through Hybrit and delivered it to the Volvo Group, H2 Bulletin reports.…
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