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Nel ASA is set to deliver a 20 MW electrolyser for a green hydrogen production facility in Denmark.

The collaboration between the companies will include joint technology development and global technology licensing, enabling the partners to collaborate in commercialising Alterra’s proprietary thermochemical liquefaction technology in Europe.

The energy commodities firm is supporting the Amorebieta-Boroa green hydrogen project in Spain.

The facility will significantly contribute to the decarbonisation of the regional industry in Oman, as well as providing green hydrogen and/or derivatives (such as green ammonia) to international customers in Europe.

Aker Carbon Capture and Haldor Topsoe have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the intention to offer a solution for low-carbon hydrogen production.

Neste has said that it has successfully processed 400 t of liquefied plastic waste at its refinery in Finland this autumn.

The sustainable aviation fuel will be supplied by Shell Aviation as part of its supply agreement with Neste, announced in September 2020.

API has issued a statement confirming that it stands ready to work with the Biden administration on energy and climate policy.

SoCalGas will field test a new technology that could transform hydrogen distribution and enable rapid expansion of hydrogen fuelling stations.

Chart Industries has acquired a 15% ownership of HTEC Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corp. and has signed a strategic commercial hydrogen MoU.

The company’s report states that a strategy combining both renewables and gas power will need to be implemented in order to achieve climate goals.

Chart Industries Inc. has announced the signing of an exclusive letter of intent to acquire Sustainable Energy Solutions Inc. (SES) for US$20 million in cash and an associated earn-out.

Air Liquide Engineering & Construction has signed an agreement with Doosan Heavy Industries to support the construction of a liquid hydrogen plant in South Korea.

Axens selected by Sumitomo Chemical for a waste-to-polyolefins project.

Siemens Energy, Duke Energy and Clemson University will study the use of hydrogen for energy storage and as a low- or no-carbon fuel source to produce energy at Duke Energy’s combined heat and power plant located at Clemson University.