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Hydri Expands Hydrogen Fueling Network with New Station in Håby
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Hydri Expands Hydrogen Fueling Network with New Station in Håby

December 9, 2024 Greenh2 team

Hydri continues to advance Sweden’s hydrogen infrastructure by inaugurating a new green hydrogen fueling station at Rasta in Håby, Munkedal. Following the opening of a

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Telia and PTS Extend Mobile Base Station Backup Power to 110 Days with Hydrogen Technology
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Telia and PTS Extend Mobile Base Station Backup Power to 110 Days with Hydrogen Technology

December 9, 2024 Greenh2 team

In a groundbreaking pilot project in Roslagen, Sweden, Telia and the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) have extended the backup power duration of a

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GreenRoot Project: VNG and HyCC Partner to Develop 500 MW Green Hydrogen Electrolyzer in Germany

December 9, 2024 Greenh2 team

Leipzig-based energy company VNG AG, its gas trading subsidiary VNG Handel & Vertrieb GmbH (VNG H&V), and Dutch hydrogen specialist HyCC have announced plans to

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Hydrogen’s Key Role in Sweden’s Green Transition Faces Challenges

December 3, 2024 Greenh2 team

The green transition is essential for strengthening Sweden’s competitiveness, and hydrogen is poised to play a critical role in this transformation. However, several obstacles are

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SwitcH2 and CorPower Ocean Pioneer Floating Green Ammonia Facility Powered by Wave Energy
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SwitcH2 and CorPower Ocean Pioneer Floating Green Ammonia Facility Powered by Wave Energy

December 2, 2024 Greenh2 team

SwitcH2 has joined forces with CorPower Ocean to develop an industrial-scale floating green ammonia production facility that integrates wave energy as a key power source.

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INNIO Group Wins COGEN Europe Award for Pioneering Hydrogen CHP Plant
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INNIO Group Wins COGEN Europe Award for Pioneering Hydrogen CHP Plant

November 28, 2024 Greenh2 team

INNIO Group has been awarded the prestigious COGEN Europe Recognition Award 2024 in the Technology and Innovation category for its groundbreaking 1 MW-class hydrogen combined

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Stegra and Uniper Sign Landmark 6 TWh Electricity Agreement to Power Green Steel Production
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Stegra and Uniper Sign Landmark 6 TWh Electricity Agreement to Power Green Steel Production

November 27, 2024 Greenh2 team

Stegra and Uniper have entered a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for the supply of 6 TWh of electricity to Stegra’s groundbreaking green steel production

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SSAB has entered a groundbreaking collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to supply fossil-free steel, produced using its innovative HYBRIT® technology, for the construction of one of AWS’s three new data centers in Mälardalen, Sweden. This partnership marks a significant step in advancing sustainable building practices for data center infrastructure. A New Standard in Sustainable Construction AWS is prioritizing low-carbon materials for its data centers, utilizing steel made primarily from recycled scrap, which significantly reduces carbon emissions compared to traditional blast furnace production. To further enhance sustainability, AWS will pilot virgin steel made with SSAB’s HYBRIT technology, which eliminates most CO₂ emissions by replacing coking coal with hydrogen produced from fossil-free electricity. Thomas Hörnfeldt, VP of Sustainable Business at SSAB, emphasized the significance of this collaboration: “We are thrilled to welcome AWS as a new partner. By choosing steel made with the HYBRIT technology, AWS demonstrates that it’s possible to reduce the carbon footprint of data center construction, whether using recycled scrap or virgin iron ore.” HYBRIT Technology: Transforming Steel Production Developed by SSAB in partnership with LKAB and Vattenfall, HYBRIT technology represents a breakthrough in steel production. The process replaces carbon-intensive blast furnaces with hydrogen-based methods, emitting only water vapor instead of CO₂. The resulting fossil-free steel will be used in Ruukki sandwich panels, which will form part of the new AWS data center in Västerås, Sweden. Driving Net-Zero Goals AWS’s collaboration with SSAB aligns with its broader mission to achieve net-zero carbon operations by 2040. Kellen O’Connor, Managing Director Europe North at AWS, highlighted the importance of the initiative: “Reducing the embodied carbon of our data centers is a key priority as we work toward net-zero carbon. Partnering with innovative companies like SSAB and Ruukki allows us to decarbonize construction materials and set a new benchmark for sustainable infrastructure.” Pioneering Sustainable Infrastructure This partnership underscores the role of fossil-free steel in decarbonizing industrial processes and supporting sustainable infrastructure. By integrating HYBRIT technology into the construction of its Swedish data centers, AWS is not only advancing its sustainability commitments but also setting an example for the global technology and construction industries. The collaboration between SSAB and AWS highlights the transformative potential of fossil-free steel and reinforces the commitment of both companies to building a more sustainable future.
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SSAB and AWS Partner to Deliver Fossil-Free Steel for Data Center Construction in Sweden

November 27, 2024 Greenh2 team

SSAB has entered a groundbreaking collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to supply fossil-free steel, produced using its innovative HYBRIT® technology, for the construction of

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PowerCell Secures €1.15 Million Order for Next-Generation Aviation Fuel Cell Technology
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PowerCell Secures €1.15 Million Order for Next-Generation Aviation Fuel Cell Technology

November 26, 2024 Greenh2 team

PowerCell has been awarded a €1.15 million project order from a leading Japanese company to provide engineering expertise and deliver its cutting-edge HDS300 fuel cell

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TotalEnergies is taking a significant step toward its 2030 goal of decarbonizing hydrogen use in its European refineries by partnering with Air Liquide to produce renewable hydrogen at its La Mède biorefinery in southeast France. This project complements the ongoing Masshylia green hydrogen initiative led by TotalEnergies in collaboration with ENGIE. Together, these projects will reduce annual CO₂ emissions at La Mède by 130,000 tons, advancing regional and corporate decarbonization goals. A Renewable Hydrogen Hub at La Mède Air Liquide will construct and operate a renewable hydrogen production unit at La Mède with an annual capacity of 25,000 tons. The facility will utilize coproducts from TotalEnergies’ biorefinery to produce hydrogen, which will then fuel the production of biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The project represents a €150 million investment shared between TotalEnergies and Air Liquide and is expected to commence operations in 2028. Vincent Stoquart, President, Refining & Chemicals at TotalEnergies, highlighted the project's significance: “This new renewable hydrogen production project with Air Liquide accelerates the decarbonization of our La Mède platform. Nearly a decade after its conversion, La Mède is evolving into a low-carbon hydrogen production hub, contributing to the sustainability goals of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.” The Masshylia Green Hydrogen Project In parallel, TotalEnergies and ENGIE are advancing the Masshylia green hydrogen project, which will utilize water electrolysis to produce 10,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. This hydrogen will support decarbonization efforts at both La Mède and the Fos-Berre industrial-port zone. The first phase of the project, involving a 20 MW electrolyzer, is expected to start by 2029, contingent on the approval of subsidies and public authorizations from European and French authorities. TotalEnergies’ Commitment to Decarbonizing European Refineries As part of its broader sustainability strategy, TotalEnergies is committed to reducing the carbon footprint of its energy production and refining processes. By scaling the use of low-carbon hydrogen, the company aims to cut CO₂ emissions from its European refineries by approximately three million tons annually by 2030. These initiatives underline TotalEnergies’ leadership in the global energy transition and its commitment to supporting regional decarbonization and sustainable fuel production.
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TotalEnergies and Air Liquide Partner to Accelerate Hydrogen Decarbonization in France

November 25, 2024 Greenh2 team

TotalEnergies is taking a significant step toward its 2030 goal of decarbonizing hydrogen use in its European refineries by partnering with Air Liquide to produce

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