Cummins, Leclanché to collaborate for low emission power options

Cummins Inc. and Leclanché have announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at collaborating to deliver lower-emissions power options for operators in the marine and rail spaces. The collaboration will allow Cummins and Leclanché to offer customers a broad range of hybrid, battery-only and fuel cell power options. Power sources may include engines, hydrogen fuel

European aviation needs €‎800bn in extra to reach netzero

European aviation faces more than €‎800bn in extra costs to reach net zero emissions by 2050 to limit climate change. The industry has committed to hitting net zero carbon emissions through a mix of new technologies, notably alternative fuels, as well as carbon offsets and more efficient aircraft, engines and air traffic management.  Reaching net

Apple creates $400m fund for decarbonization

Apple announced a major expansion of its Restore Fund, doubling the company’s total commitment to advancing high-quality, nature-based carbon removal projects. First launched in 2021 with an up to $200 million commitment with Conservation International and Goldman Sachs, the Restore Fund is now set to grow with an additional fund, including new investment from Apple,

ICAR in partnership with TN starts developing sugarcane variety

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, together with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore, have developed a new sugarcane variety called punnagai that is seeing high demand for its first planting season next year. The variety doesn’t flower and can see yields of 160 metric tons per hectare, in addition to being

Bear Head gets environmental nod for Nova Scotia project

Bear Head Energy has received environmental assessment approval from the Nova Scotia Minister of Environment and Climate Change for the company’s green hydrogen and ammonia production, storage and loading facility, Bear Head, in Point Tupper, N.S. Bear Head is permitted for up to 2 GW of hydrogen electrolysers. At full build-out and peak power inflow,

Amp Energy and Iron Road to collaborate on green hydrogen development

Amp Energy has signed an agreement to develop green hydrogen at scale on the Cape Hardy Port Precinct with Iron Road Ltd. Amp Energy, a Carlyle portfolio Company, is among the largest hydrogen developers in Australia, where it is progressing the development of 20 GW of electrolyser capacity across three precincts, equivalent to 19 million

Indian government considering green hydrogen incentives

The Centre plans to offer green hydrogen incentives worth at least 10 per cent of their costs to fuel producers under a $2 billion scheme which will begin in June this year. The government will offer incentives worth at Rs 30 per kg for the production of green hydrogen fuel. The cost of manufacturing green

ALFATTAN LtechUVC Green Energy to develop green energy

Al Fattan Energy and LTechUVC have joined forces to create a special purpose corporation or SPC. The SPC, called ALFATTAN LtechUVC Green Energy, will manage the development of a 200MW green hydrogen and ammonia facility. It is estimated that the project will cost approximately $400 million. The KEZAD (provisional), Abu Dhabi’s largest industrial area, will

Itochu invests in Purus Marine for low-carbon assets

Japanese trading house Itochu Corp has invested in UK-based Purus Marine, an expanding shipowning company focused on low-carbon shipping investments. Established in 2020, the Julian Proctor-led outfit has already acquired a fleet of more than 60 vessels in the ammonia and LNG sectors, battery hybrid offshore wind vessels as well as carbon capture and scrubber-fitted

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