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Hydrogen Project
US to Spend $9.5bn to Build Out 'Clean' Hydrogen
The infrastructure package will be a welcome boost for the US hydrogen industry, but more ambitious proposals are in a pending budget bill, writes Chris Knight
Hydrogen Project
EU to Revamp Market Laws for Hydrogen
The European Commission is expected to propose major reforms to its 2009 third energy package to boost uptake of hydrogen in the bloc.
Power Construction
Nigeria: Old Circuit Breakers in Substations to be Rehabilitated
In an effort to improve bulk power transmission to distribution centres nationwide the Transmission Company of Nigeria will start the rehabilitation and replace…
Hydrogen Project
SK to Build World’s Largest Blue Hydrogen Plant
The annual production and the total project cost are estimated at 250,000 tons and 5.3 trillion won, respectively. In addition, 100 hydrogen charging stations w…
Cooperation case
BRI Boosts Economic Exchanges Between China, ASEAN
Counting their harvest from the Singles' Day online shopping festival, Thai livestreamer Namfon Lapjulpon and her Chinese husband could not help humming songs.
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear a Key Part of New Energy Future
From January to August, China's nuclear power generation stood at 269.9 billion kilowatt hours, accounting for 5.01 percent of national power generation.
Australia
Aus Signs A$50m Hydrogen Partnership with Germany
A new initiative between Australia and Germany has been launched to strengthen bilateral cooperation on the development of hydrogen technology.
Solar Power Plant
First Solar Signs Multi-Year Deals for 5.4 GW of Modules
Lightsource bp and bp placed orders for around 4.4 GWdc of modules, with options for an additional 1 GWdc.
Solar Power Plant
BAT Sacheon Factory Kicks off Green Solar Power Generation
BAT strengthens investments in green manufacturing to advance its 'A Better Tomorrow' strategy.
Nuclear Power Plant
Rosatom Seeks to Develop Small NPPs with Hydrogen Batteries
Polet-Service, commissioned by a subsidiary of Rosatom, is to undertake research on a power supply for remote Arctic territories using low-power nuclear power p…
Nuclear Power Plant
Galushchenko: 15 Power Units of Ukrainian NPPs will be in Operation in February
Ukraine's National Nuclear Energy Generating Company Energoatom may connect all 15 power units of nuclear power plants to the energy system in February 2022.
Wind Power Project
Israeli-led JV Targets 1.25GW in Poland
Nofar Energy and Polish partner Electrum looking at both wind and solar projects
Portugal
Portugal Becomes Fourth EU Country to Stop Using Coal Plants
The Pego plant located 150 kilometers northeast of the Portuguese capital Lisbon stopped generating over the weekend
Hydrogen Project
INNIO and Hyosung to Deploy APACs First 100% Hydrogen Power Plant
Austrian gas engine manufacturer INNIO has been selected by South Korea’s Hyosung Heavy Industries to provide its technology for a pilot hydrogen power plant t…
Electric Car
New Homes in England Must have Electric Vehicle Charging Points, Government Says
Adequate charging options will be crucial when it comes to challenging perceptions surrounding range anxiety.

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US to Spend $9.5bn to Build Out 'Clean' Hydrogen

EU to Revamp Market Laws for Hydrogen

Nigeria: Old Circuit Breakers in Substations to be Rehabilitated

SK to Build World’s Largest Blue Hydrogen Plant

BRI Boosts Economic Exchanges Between China, ASEAN

Nuclear a Key Part of New Energy Future

Aus Signs A$50m Hydrogen Partnership with Germany

First Solar Signs Multi-Year Deals for 5.4 GW of Modules

BAT Sacheon Factory Kicks off Green Solar Power Generation

Rosatom Seeks to Develop Small NPPs with Hydrogen Batteries

Galushchenko: 15 Power Units of Ukrainian NPPs will be in Operation in February

Israeli-led JV Targets 1.25GW in Poland

Portugal Becomes Fourth EU Country to Stop Using Coal Plants

INNIO and Hyosung to Deploy APACs First 100% Hydrogen Power Plant

New Homes in England Must have Electric Vehicle Charging Points, Government Says