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H2Tech: Global Projects Data

Gulf Energy Information’s Global Energy Infrastructure (GEI) database is tracking more than 1,420 active H2 projects globally. Nearly half of these projects are in Western Europe.

Global Projects Data: Spotlight on H2 production pathways

Gulf Energy Information’s Global Energy Infrastructure (GEI) database is tracking nearly 1,400 active H2 projects globally. More than 80% of active H2 projects are based on blue (13%) or green (82%) production pathways.

Platinum-linked green H2 set to be the world’s new oil

The global push for H2 as a key component of the clean energy transition is gaining momentum. The Hydrogen Council, consisting of 150 multinational companies, advocates for H2 as a renewable and non-polluting energy solution.

Morocco's leap into green H2: A sustainable future on 2.5-MM acres

Morocco is committing significantly to green H2 by dedicating around 2.5-MM acres of land for projects aimed at generating this clean energy source.

Hydrogen Council releases H2 report on Africa

Developing renewable H2 production in Africa would allow African nations to meet domestic electricity needs while becoming a major exporter to supply growing global demand, a new report released by the Hydrogen Council finds.

Morocco to dedicate 1 MM hectares to green H2 projects

The Moroccan government has announced plans to allocate 1 MM hectares of land for green H2 projects. The first phase of the project will cover 300,000 hectares.

Egypt inks $40-B deal for green H2 projects

Egypt has signed seven MoUs with international developers in the fields of green H2 and renewable energy in the Suez Canal Economic Zone that could lead to total investment worth around $40 B over 10 yr.

Hive Hydrogen and Genesis Eco-Energy sign wind power agreement for $5.8-B Coega green ammonia plant

Hive Hydrogen South Africa has signed an agreement with Genesis Eco-Energy to implement 395 MW of wind power in the Western Cape, to support the development of its green ammonia project at Coega in the Eastern Cape.

UP scientists lead Mpumalanga study of natural hydrogen gas discovered under Earth’s surface

Scientists at the University of Pretoria are leading a study of natural H2 gas discovered under the Earth’s surface in Mpumalanga—a source of renewable energy that could contribute to the national energy budget and help address the energy shortage in South Africa.

Hyphen Hydrogen Energy and SDG Namibia One Fund agree on equity stake in gigawatt-scale green H2 project

SDG Namibia One Fund and Hyphen Hydrogen Energy have concluded a share subscription agreement, following which the Fund will take up a 24% stake in the country’s landmark Hyphen green H2 project.

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