Oil India Limited (OIL), India’s second largest National Exploration & Production firm after ONGC, has made a significant contribution to India’s Green Hydrogen Economy by commissioning the country’s first 99.999Continue Reading
Green hydrogen is produced using water as a fuel and renewable energy. There are no fossil fuels used. Otherwise, it is not considered green hydrogen. In Australia, Hysata has createdContinue Reading
The Indian government has set an ambitious objective of decreasing the carbon intensity of its economy by 45 percent by year 2030. In this backdrop, hydrogen fuel cell technology isContinue Reading
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is conducting a pilot project with the government’s testing agency International Center for Automotive Technology (ICAT) to investigate and assess the world’s most sophisticated fuel cell electricContinue Reading
According to ratings agency ICRA, ” Under the base case scenario of delivering renewable cost of procurement, including intra-state wheeling and transmission charges in captive mode, at Rs. 3.5 perContinue Reading
Siemens Energy has received an order for an electrolyzer plant from European Energy, a Danish developer and operator of green energy projects. The business is creating the world’s first large-scaleContinue Reading
Reliance Industries Ltd., led by Asia’s wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani, aspires to be one of the biggest producers of blue hydrogen at a “competitive cost” as part of its ambitiousContinue Reading
Green hydrogen is created by electrolyzing water using renewable energy. “BloombergNEF forecasts” that renewable hydrogen will be cheaper in all modeled nations by 2030, including those with abundant natural gasContinue Reading
