The semiconductor manufacturer Infineon has commissioned an electrolysis plant to supply its site in Villach. To complete the transition from grey to green hydrogen, the plant is powered exclusively by electricity from renewable energy sources. It was constructed by the industrial group Linde, which will also continue to operate the facility.
Thomas Reisinger, Executive Board Member for Operati
Fuel station operator Alternoil, a pioneer in clean heavy-duty transport and a member of DIE GAS- UND WASSERSTOFFWIRTSCHAFT, together with EDEKA Südwest, one of seven EDEKA regional companies in Germany, yesterday commissioned a Bio-LNG filling station at the headquarters of the food retailer in Offenburg.
“Our objective is to achieve the CO₂-neutral operation of the entire truck fleet of EDEKA
The Italian energy company Eni and Global Infrastructure Partners ("GIP"), an infrastructure investor and part of BlackRock, have agreed on the sale of a 49.99 % stake in Eni CCUS Holding. Eni CCUS is one of the leading players in the sector of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage.
The company is currently developing the Liverpool Bay project as part of the HyNet industrial cluster in the UK
At its Leuna site, Linde is planning an additional electrolysis plant for the production of sustainably generated hydrogen. The new facility is scheduled to go into operation by 2026. The project is supported by the “Sachsen-Anhalt ZUKUNFTSENERGIEN” program and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Last week, Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister for Economic Affairs, Prof. Dr. Armin Willingmann, hand
Verbio is expanding its network of filling stations with the commissioning of a new Bio-CNG/Bio-LNG station on the A9 motorway between Nuremberg and Leipzig. At Esbachgraben 10, 95463 Bindlach, hauliers can now refuel climate-friendly and cost-effective Bio-CNG and Bio-LNG from Verbio around the clock. This not only enables significant cost savings compared to diesel but also improves greenhouse g
Despite a projected increase in water demand due to the expansion of green hydrogen production, there is no risk of widespread water shortages in Germany. This is the conclusion of a study conducted by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin). Model results for the year 2030 were said to show that, in almost all scenarios and federal states, the water demand from electrolysis would
Saxony’s Minister of Energy and Economic Affairs, Dirk Panter, presented the second implementation report on the Saxon Hydrogen Strategy to the Cabinet. The report stated that numerous measures had already been initiated or had been successfully implemented since the strategy was first presented in January 2022. Since then, research institutions, companies, and public authorities were said to have
Trotz steigendem Wasserbedarf durch den Ausbau der grünen Wasserstoffproduktion droht in Deutschland kein flächendeckender Wassermangel. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommt eine Studie des Deutschen Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin). Modellergebnisse für das Jahr 2030 zeigten: Der Wasserbedarf der Elektrolyse falle in Deutschland gemessen am gesamten Wasserverbrauch in fast allen Szenarien
The National Hydrogen Council (NWR) has published a new information and background paper that systematically analyzes the technological challenges and research needs along the value chain of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen as well as its derivatives.
The paper organizes the relevant technologies according to their technology readiness level and highlights which processes and supply pathways a
On 13 August, Gothaer Stadtwerke ENERGIE officially commissioned its new combined heat and power plant (iKWK plant) at the Ost heating plant in Gotha-Siebleben in the presence of invited guests. The plant integrates three technologies — a combined heat and power unit (CHP), an air-source heat pump, and a power-to-heat unit — marking a significant step towards climate-neutral heat supply for Gotha:
Greenlyte Carbon Technologies and MG Energy Holding have signed a term sheet that is likely to be a milestone in the cooperation between the two companies. The agreement covers the purchase of e-methanol worth a seven-figure sum from Greenlyte’s production at Evonik’s Marl Chemical Park. It also includes further purchase intentions for future projects.
Only recently, Greenlyte secured several m
With the complete conversion of its 40-truck fleet in the Hanseatic city to the climate-friendly fuel biogas, the food wholesaler now supplies around 400 customers from the gastronomy and catering sectors in Hamburg in an environmentally friendly way. This once again underlines Transgourmet’s commitment to future-proof logistics. This is made possible by an in-house biogas filling station at the s
