Published:
July 22, 2020
Coverage:
Owning the Energy Transition
Topics:
Activities:
Partnership
Further Reading
Southern California Gas Company pledges net-zero emissions by 2045 through hydrogen, EVs, and green buildings
News Commentary | April 26, 2021
The gas utility company's decarbonization roadmap highlights the establishment of hydrogen blending standards and capabilities, the replacement of its over‑the‑road fleet with zero‑emission vehicles, and the adoption of renewable energy‑powered buildings. In light of this statement and the recent ... Not part of subscription
Hyundai collaborates with H2Sys to advance fuel cell-based power generation
News Commentary | June 01, 2021
With the establishment of HTWO, Hyundai's new brand for fuel cell systems, and a blueprint for a vertically integrated hydrogen value chain, the Korean conglomerate is adopting a progressive strategy toward the hydrogen economy. Building on Hyundai's previous fuel cell supply deals with H2Sys, the ... Not part of subscription
Plug Power partners with Phillips 66 to advance green hydrogen
News Commentary | October 19, 2021
Plug Power has created some buzz in 2021: The company received a $1.5 billion investment from SK innovation, formed a joint venture with Renault targeting the European light commercial vehicle market, plans to launch a 120 MW green hydrogen project in New York, and formed a partnership with Airbus ... Not part of subscription
by Runeel Daliah
The two companies already announced their first project – a 1 GW project in Saudi Arabia that is set to be the world's largest green ammonia project. This partnership is an important one to monitor, as it brings to market Thyssenkrupp's novel zero-gap alkaline water electrolyzer – zero-gap alkaline electrolysis combines the high efficiencies of PEM and solid oxide electrolysis while retaining the "low" capex of conventional alkaline water electrolyzers. Most of the recently announced green hydrogen projects will use electrolysis technology from midsize companies; as a large global corporation with a footprint in several heavy industries, Thyssenkrupp has the ability to rapidly gain a significant share of the growing green hydrogen market.
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