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Oman's Jindal Shadeed to Invest $3 Bn to Produce Green Steel at Duqm Port

Jindal Shadeed Group announced that it selected Oman's Special Economic Zone at Duqm (SEZAD) to establish a manufacturing facility, slated to be the largest of its kind, to produce green steel. The strategic project is being built over an area estimated at approximately 2 square kilometers in the concession zone…

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In Australia and South Africa, construction has started on the biggest radio observatory in Earth's history

Construction of the world’s biggest radio astronomy facility, the SKA Observatory, begins today. The observatory is a global project 30 years in the making.

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High fossil fuel prices mean UK cannot delay transition to low emissions steel

Steel is essential for making many of the technologies that will end fossil fuel combustion, including electric vehicles, wind turbines and solar panels. Unfortunately, to produce a lot of steel, manufacturers need to burn a lot of fossil fuel.

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BMW iX5 Hydrogen Fuel Cell EV Begins Production In Germany

The test fleet enters service next spring.

Motor1

Haskel Europe swings to a loss amid move into hydrogen market

The Sunderland manufacturer says it is committed to the 'key strategic market'

Birmingham Post

Scottish hydrogen HGV firm given £30 million UK Government grant

Glasgow-based manufacturer is working to mass produce commercial hydrogen-powered vehicles

Insider UK

Commodity economy 'not a source of shame'

Fossil fuels have given Australians an "awesome" standard of living but the economy needs to become more varied, international investors have been told.

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Why Honda thinks hydrogen cars could dethrone battery-powered EVs

Honda's 2024 CR-V SUV will opt for hydrogen fuel cells as opposed to the battery architecture of more mainstream EVs.

Inverse

Back online: the retired gas storage site now able to power 1m homes

Rough, a 37-year-old Centrica facility off east Yorkshire, has been reopened to prop up the energy grid

The Guardian - UK

Honda CR-V Plug-In Hydrogen Fuel-Cell EV: US Production Starts 2024

The CR-V is a popular SUV and one of Honda's top-selling models. Now, the Japanese automaker has plans to produce it in a unique emissions-free configuration.

InsideEVs

Honda Launching CR-V-Based Hydrogen Fuel Cell Plug-In EV In 2024

The automaker will build it at its Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio.

Motor1

French Company Pragma Mobility Introduces The Alpha Neo Hydrogen E-Bike

French mobility company Pragma Mobility is offering its new Alpha Neo hydrogen powered e-bike with a long-term rental plan. It otherwise retails for 5,690 Euros.

InsideEVs

Airbus boss warns of delay in decarbonising airline industry

Guillaume Faury expresses concern at pace of investment in facilities producing alternatives to fossil fuels

The Guardian - UK

The days of the hydrogen car are already over

Hydrogen fuel cell cars emerged as an alternative to both the electric and combustion engine vehicle in the early 2000s. They were widely considered an avenue towards universal green motoring. Powered through a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, the only tailpipe emission they produce is water.

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Rolls Royce successfully tests hydrogen plane engine in world first

The test was carried out in collaboration with easyJet, which plans to operate hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035

Manchester Evening News

Exclusive: Manchester Airport unveils plans for direct hydrogen fuel pipeline connection

Carbon-free, hydrogen-powered aircraft are expected to come into operation from the mid-2030s

Fortune

Rolls-Royce is building a clean-energy airplane engine, and it just passed its first major test

Rolls-Royce just announced the successful test of its hydrogen-fueled engine, marking yet another step by the aviation industry in adopting clean energy.

Wales Online

Rolls-Royce and easyJet claim world first by powering aircraft engine with hydrogen

The ground test took place at the Ministry of Defence’s Boscombe Down site in Amesbury, Wiltshire

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IIT Jodhpur Researchers Develop Catalytic Materials To Produce High-Purity Hydrogen

The researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur have developed Lanthanides based perovskite nanocomposite catalytic materials for artificial photosynthesis to produce high-purity hydrogen. Read on for details:

The Guardian - UK

Rolls-Royce and easyJet test aircraft engine running on hydrogen

Firm says trial is ‘major step’ towards proving hydrogen could be zero-carbon aviation fuel of the future

Birmingham Post

Rolls-Royce and EasyJet complete world-first hydrogen engine test

Rolls-Royce engines and general operations contributed 0.6% of man-made CO2 emissions in 2019

Insider UK

Ineos in talks with Rolls-Royce on nuclear tech for Grangemouth

Initial meetings have reportedly been held to discuss possible power sources for a planned hydrogen plant

The Guardian - UK

Ineos in talks with Rolls-Royce on mini-nuclear power plant technology

Chemicals giant wants to produce zero-carbon electricity to power planned hydrogen systems at Grangemouth refinery

The Conversation

James Webb space telescope uncovers chemical secrets of distant world – paving the way for studying Earth-like planets

Since the first planet orbiting a star other than the Sun was discovered in 1995, we have realised that planets and planetary systems are more diverse than we ever imagined. Such distant worlds – exoplanets – give us the opportunity to study how planets behave in different situations. And learning…

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A hydrogen pipeline is being built between Barcelona and Marseille – but can it help in the transition to cleaner energy?

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