Industry urges government to set 'clear ambition' for green hydrogen in mixed bag of Hydrogen Strategy responses
Current± has compiled the responses of leading industry figures to the government's Hydrogen Strategy, released yesterday.
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Government unveils preference for 'similar premise' to CfD for hydrogen business model
The government is today (17 August) publishing its Hydrogen Strategy, detailing its plans to achieve 5GW of low carbon hydrogen production capacity by 2030.
World’s most powerful tidal turbine begins generation off the coast of Orkney
The world’s most powerful tidal turbine has begun generating power off the coast of Orkney, Orbital Marine Power has announced.
SSE Renewables teams up with Siemens Gamesa for green hydrogen
SSE Renewables is aiming to co-locate hydrogen production facilities at two onshore wind farms in Scotland and Ireland in a partnership with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
ScottishPower eyes the Cromarty Firth for 35MW green hydrogen site
ScottishPower has narrowed down the locations it's considering for its 35MW electrolyser site, with the Cromarty Firth identified as “ideal”.
'Significant' cost reductions needed for green hydrogen as grid-connected electrolysers deemed more costly
Green hydrogen production costs in Europe could fall to between €2 (£1.72) and €2.5/kg, but hydrogen produced by grid electricity will drive up costs.
Tevva is aiming to drive forward the electrification of trucks, with a new partnership recently signed with Vattenfall, but challenges surrounding charging infrastructure are still very much present.
BEIS unveils £166m to encourage 'rapid development' of CCUS and hydrogen
Over 60,000 green jobs are to be created as the result of £166.5 million of funding announced today (24 May) by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
Electrolyser capacity to see one thousand fold increase by 2030
Electrolyser capacity is set to increase from 0.2GW worldwide today to 213.5GW by 2040, a thousand-fold increase, according to Aurora Energy Research.