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Morocco and South Africa Charge Forward in Hydrogen Innovation

Vaal University of Technology, Tuesday, 9 September 2025.
South Africa and Morocco are ramping up their hydrogen game. With new research hubs and global partnerships, they’re reducing tech reliance and boosting industrial value. Africa’s hydrogen future looks bright!

India's Green Hydrogen Boom: A Surge in Sustainable Investments

New Delhi, Monday, 8 September 2025.
Investments in India’s green hydrogen sector are skyrocketing, driven by government support and global trends. This promises significant growth potential for key companies and a sustainable energy future.

Government Halts BP's Hydrogen Dream: What's Next for Teesworks?

Redcar, Saturday, 6 September 2025.
The UK government’s delay on BP’s hydrogen plant at Teesworks raises questions about the future of hydrogen initiatives in the region. The land dispute complicates plans for a clean energy hub.

Future of Green Hydrogen: A Market on the Rise

London, Friday, 5 September 2025.
Expect a boom in green hydrogen materials by 2034. Europe’s pushing for better electrolyzers, boosting clean energy goals and tech innovations. It’s a game-changer for energy transitions!

Nepal's Leap into the Green Hydrogen Future with South Korean Partner

Seoul, Friday, 5 September 2025.
G-Philos and Nepal’s Investment Board are teaming up to explore a green hydrogen plant. This collaboration could position Nepal as a renewable energy leader, supporting global eco-friendly trends.

Global Leaders Unite in London to Fuel Hydrogen's Future

London, Thursday, 4 September 2025.
Over 800 energy executives from 55 countries convened in London, spotlighting hydrogen’s pivotal role in sustainable energy. This summit aims to secure investments and long-term agreements, marking a crucial step for global energy transition.

Kimberly-Clark Embraces Green Hydrogen for Eco-Friendly Kleenex

Wrexham, Wednesday, 3 September 2025.
Kimberly-Clark’s UK facilities are adopting green hydrogen to cut fossil fuels, aiming to halve natural gas use by 2027, and reduce carbon emissions by 28,500 tonnes annually. A bold step for sustainability!