Hyiron says it has produced the first green hydrogen molecules in its Namibic facility, while Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) Aud 814 million ($ 512 million) has protected for his Murchison Green Hydrogen Project in West -Australia.
Hyiron said it produced the first green hydrogen molecules in its facility in Namibia, where construction started in April 2024. said The 12 MW Electrolyzer, the largest of its kind in South Africa, gradually works to complete capacity within a smart Microgrid and runs into full capacity, which makes the production of iron misses possible. Hyiron also discusses the second and third phases of the project with Chinese companies Jinko, Peric and Sungrow, and investigates other projects that can start by 2025 to diset shipping, long -distance transport and rail transport. James Mnyupe, the presidential economic adviser of Namibia, said That although Hyiron is not intended to export hydrogen to Germany, it is in conversation to immediately export reduced iron to Germany and Japan. Mnyupe emphasized that the Namibia Green Hydrogen program aims to unlock new trade options for the economy of the country.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) Has Aud 814 million ($ 512 million) protected via the Hydrogen Headstart program from Australia for his Murchison Green Hydrogen Project in West -Australia, which will be driven by 6 GW of onshore wind and solar energy. The project is intended to produce 1.8 million tonnes of green ammonia per year, mainly for export to Asian markets, said Murchison Renewable energy sources.
ENOC group has signed a test agreement with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to explore green hydrogen mobility solutions in Dubai. ENOC said It will supply green hydrogen fuel to RTAs hydrogen-driven city buses and offers technical support for a feasibility study of hydrogen tanks, which guarantees the highest safety and operational standards.
RES Integra has started with installing a 700 tonne per year electrolyzer system in the facility in Siracusa, Italy, using Ohmium’s PEM electrolyzer technology. Ohmium said The project, which will be sent in 2025, will be powered by solar energy to produce green hydrogen for regional industrial low -carbon and mobility.
Nel hydrogen Has a purchasing order protected for a 2.5 MW container Pem unit of Hydrasun for the Aberdeen -Hydrogen Hub in Scotland. The company said The scalable production, storage and distribution facility of green hydrogen is developed via a joint venture between BP and the Aberdeen city council.
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