HAV Hydrogen to launch containerised hydrogen system for ships

HAV Hydrogen, part of Norway’s HAV Group, is set to launch a deck-based containerised hydrogen energy system for ships. The solution is described as a stand-alone, scalable power supply where all support and safety systems as well as electrical power management are included. Based on 200kW hydrogen fuel cell modules, the system can be set

Amazon inks green hydrogen deal with Plug Power

Plug Power, a hydrogen tech outfit linked to Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest has inked a supply deal with online retail giant Amazon. The new deal will see Plug Power provide liquid green hydrogen starting in 2025, to help Amazon decarbonise its operations in line with its commitment to be net-zero carbon by 2040. The deal

Germany flags off world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger train

Coradia iLint with fleet of 14 trains, manufactured by French company Alstom, were flagged off in the German province of Lower Saxony in Germany. They will operate between the northern towns of Cuxhaven, Bremerhaven, Bremervoerde and Buxtehude. The hydrogen-powered trains have a “range of 1,000 kilometres”, can clock a top speed of “140 kph” and

Russia burns off millions of dollars in gas

Russia is burning an estimated $10 million worth of natural gas a day near its border with Finland, even as it threatens to push Europe into a winter energy crisis by restricting exports to Germany and other countries. According to analysis of heat levels and satellite data by Rystad Energy, State gas giant Gazprom is

JERA signs new deal with Russia for LNG deliveries

Japan’s JERA has signed a deal with the new operator of the Sakhalin-2 energy project in Russia to maintain long-term deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree in June taking charge of the project, creating a new legal entity to deal with for buyers and shareholders, which include Shell

Investment for LNG infrastructure to surge in 2024

According to Rystad Energy research, investments in new liquified natural gas (LNG) infrastructure are set to increase, reaching $42 billion annually in 2024. New LNG projects are driven mainly by a short-term increase in natural gas demand in Europe and Asia. These greenfield investments are 200 times the amount in 2020 when just $2 billion

IREDA to offer loans to MAHAPREIT on green energy projects  

The Mahatma Phule Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Technology Ltd. (MAHAPREIT), a fully owned subsidiary of MPBCDC, and the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA) signed a memorandum of understanding. According to the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding, IREDA will provide MAHAPREIT with financing options for the renewable energy projects that will be developed

World’s first hydrogen-powered train fleet launched in Germany

A fleet of 14 trains powered entirely by hydrogen is launched in Germany’s Lower Saxony state. Germany has inaugurated a railway line powered entirely by hydrogen, a “world premiere” and a significant step forward for green train transport despite nagging supply challenges. A fleet of 14 trains provided by French industrial giant Alstom to the

Liquid hydrogen storage tank from India begins journey from Kandla to Korea

INOXCVA, an Indian multinational, among the world’s leading manufacturers of cryogenic equipment and solutions, flagged-off the largest bulk Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tank ever made in India. Built with a massive storage capacity of 238 m3, the Tank embarked on its journey from INOXCVA’s Kandla facility to its destination for a clean energy demonstration project in

Energy Transfer agreed to supply LNG to Shell

US. pipeline operator Energy Transfer LP said it agreed to supply 2.1 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year to Shell Plc for 20 years. The deal for supplies from its proposed Lake Charles, Louisiana, facility comes as demand and prices for LNG are soaring over Russia’s February invasion of Ukraine. LNG prices