Hydrogen

European Union Launches Grant Funding for Green Hydrogen in South Africa

3 months ago

The European Union has announced its intention to provide grant funding to support green hydrogen production projects in South Africa. This initiative is part of the EU's broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions and promote the transition to more sustainable energy sources.

Chinese Company Envision Energy Launches $1 Billion Green Hydrogen Park Project in Spain

3 months ago

Chinese company Envision Energy is initiating an ambitious project in Spain, planning to invest $1 billion in a new green hydrogen park. This move aims to further develop clean technologies and promote the sustainable energy transition in Europe. The park will not only be involved in hydrogen production but also in the infrastructure creation that supports the reduction of carbon footprint and ensures long-term ecological sustainability in the region.

South Korea Embraces Nuclear and Hydrogen Energy to Cut Carbon Emissions

3 months ago

South Korea has announced a new strategy aimed at combating climate change by increasing the share of nuclear and hydrogen energy in its energy system. This initiative is designed to significantly reduce carbon emissions and achieve climate goals by 2030. Under this plan, the government of the country intends to actively utilize nuclear reactors and develop hydrogen energy technologies.

BMW Announces Hydrogen Car Launch by 2028

3 months ago

BMW has made a significant announcement, confirming that a new hydrogen car will be launched by 2028. This step is part of the German automaker's strategy to expand the use of alternative energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. The new hydrogen vehicle is expected to be built on a platform specifically designed for this technology, making it the company's first mass-produced product in the hydrogen car segment.

BMW and Toyota Announce Joint Hydrogen Vehicle Sale by 2028

3 months ago

BMW has announced its intention to start selling hydrogen vehicles in partnership with Toyota by 2028. This move is part of both companies' efforts to develop alternative energy sources and reduce carbon emissions in the automotive industry. Hydrogen vehicles are viewed as one of the promising technologies that could significantly reduce dependence on fossil fuels and improve the environmental situation.