Asia-Pacific

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group to construct on one of the most significant H2 production facilities in Australia

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) will soon commence construction on one of the most significant H2 production facilities in Australia – Hydrogen Park Murray Valley (HyP Murray Valley).

Overcoming challenges in uniting companies for H2 hubs

Guidehouse is a consulting firm that serves various industries. In this episode, H2Tech sat down with Lisa Frantzis, Partner at Guidehouse, to discuss the company's Energy, Sustainability and Infrastructure practice. The discussion covers the challenges in uniting various companies to form H2 hubs, suitable locations for H2 hubs and the U.S. Department of Energy's funding criteria.

The Shanghai Coating Service Center for fuel cell plates in China is operational

The Shanghai Coating Service Center is up and running. The Shanghai Coating Service Center has an initial capacity to coat 1-MM fuel cell plates annually after the arrival of its first INLINEOCOATER machine.

Larsen & Toubro and DRDO to develop air independent propulsion system to generate H2

Larsen & Toubro and DRDO signed a contract for realization of two air independent propulsion system modules for Kalvari Class of Submarines of the Indian Navy. The energy modules comprising fuel cells produce the required power, along with on-board H2 generation.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners invests in CWP’s green H2 business

CWP Global and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) announced the recent completion of CIP’s strategic investment in CWP’s development portfolio of ultra-large-scale green H2 hubs, including projects across Africa, Australia and the Americas.

Iberdrola signs green ammonia export deal with Trammo

Iberdrola and Trammo have signed the largest green ammonia framework agreement in Europe to date for the purchase and sale of up to 100,000 tpy of green ammonia from 2026.

The future of H2: A regional outlook—Part 1: Africa, Asia and Canada

Most industry analysts forecast a stark rise in H2 demand over the next 25 yr. According to the International Energy Agency, global H2 demand was approximately 91 MMt in 2021. Several industry forecasts show global H2 production reaching anywhere between 300 MMtpy and 650 MMtpy by 2050.

Green hydrogen: A wonder energy source

Although H2 generation through electrolysis is well established, the financial viability of producing green H2 is the global target. H2 production cost primarily depends on the efficiency of electrolyzers and the cost of power consumed in the H2 generation process.

Regional policies and strategies driving the transition to a H2 economy

Some countries have begun working on frameworks to rival that of the IRA, while others struggle to make concrete plans. A common trend among various countries is the integration of H2 into their energy mixes. The energy transition is underway, but what specifics are nations planning to achieve in the coming years?

Keppel intensifies efforts to develop green H2 and ammonia production in Australia

Keppel Corporation is intensifying its efforts to produce and use of green H2 and ammonia as low-carbon energy sources through joining a consortium to develop a large-scale green H2 project in Australia and the signing of a MoU with Incitec Pivot.

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