Tag: hydrogen

The project “HUB of Hydrogen Green Pecém - Ceará”, launched in February of this year has attracted companies interested in operating in the Green Hydrogen value chain.

CMB, ITOCHU and Nippon Coke & Engineering Company (NCE) announced their collaboration to start up a company focusing on local hydrogen production on the northern island of Kyushu.

BKK, Equinor and Air Liquide are at the forefront of a new initiative that goals to build a complete supply chain for liquid hydrogen for the maritime industry.

Oil major Shell revealed plans to collaborate on a feasibility study to trial the use of hydrogen fuel cells for ships in Singapore, a first of its kind both for the company and the port. If successful, it would help pave the way for hydrogen-powered, net-zero emissions shipping by 2050. 

China Classification Society awarded China’s first certificate of type approval for a marine fuel cell product to Wuhan-based Troowin Power System Technology Co.

“Green” ammonia, closely followed by “green” hydrogen, is likely the most advantageous bunker fuel for ships, in terms of the lifecycle GHG emissions, broader environmental factors, the scalability, the economics, and the technical and safety implications of each fuel, according to a new report from World Bank.

A new Norwegian project, under the name Aegir, will gather SINTEF researchers to use their expertise in fuel cells and hydrogen studies to provide shipping with an emission-free fuel alternative.

Port of Townsville and the Australian energy company Origin inked MoU, which will allow hydrogen to be exported from the region.

Everfuel signed of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with an undisclosed German-Norwegian shipping company for collaboration on hydrogen supply to a new zero emission shipping solution.

The project Flagships is expected to deploy what is considered to be the world’s first commercial cargo vessel that operates on hydrogen.