Green hydrogen represents the future of clean energy. It is produced through the process of water electrolysis powered by renewable energy sources like solar and wind, making it entirely carbon-free. Unlike conventional hydrogen derived from fossil fuels, green hydrogen generates no greenhouse gas emissions, making it a key player in combating climate change.
ACWA Power will launch Uzbekistan's first green hydrogen plant in June 2025.
HPQ, Novacium, and Pragma partner to bring green hydrogen technology to mobility and drone markets.
MIT has created a new method for hydrogen production using recycled aluminum and seawater. This process aims to be both lower in cost and produce fewer emissions than traditional methods.
DEE Development Engineers Ltd (DDEL) has entered a strategic partnership to enhance green hydrogen capabilities in India and Thailand. The collaboration focuses on deploying modular hydrogen production systems and leveraging DDEL's manufacturing expertise.
ACME Group is establishing a green hydrogen plant in Odisha's Gopalpur SEZ. The facility aims to produce 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually, starting in 2029.
India set a ₹397 per kilogram benchmark price for green hydrogen via a competitive bid, aiming to boost its domestic green hydrogen economy. This price positions India competitively in the global market, supported by low solar power tariffs.
€500 million deal for green hydrogen power in Vietnam
EU backs green projects – Spain secures funding
India's ambitious drive to produce "green steel," a crucial step towards its 2070 net-zero emissions target, faces a significant roadblock
Significant step towards decarbonising aviation
Disclaimer
You’re about to be redirected to a third-party website. Please note that we do not control or endorse the content, security or privacy practices of external sites.
Continue at your own discretion and review the destination’s terms and privacy policy. By continuing, you accept these terms
