After decades of exploring fossil fuels, Gulf countries are turning their attention to green hydrogen as a way to diversify their economies and combat climate change.
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Taking advantage of its pioneering role in renewable energy, Morocco wants to become a protagonist in the green hydrogen market in North Africa, both for export to Europe and for use in the production of fertilizers.
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The Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute of Postgraduate Studies and Engineering Research at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Coppe-UFRJ) inaugurated this Friday (11) a plant pilotthe production of green hydrogen, a partnership of the Brazil-Germany Cooperation for Sustainable Development.
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Uruguay is boosting the production of green hydrogen to meet global targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and also to create a new export sector, officials say.
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The transition to a low-carbon economy is already showing impacts on the job market. Proof of this is the unprecedented study entitled 'Green hydrogen market and power to X: demand for professional training', which mapped professions to work in the green hydrogen (H2V) chain in Brazil. The survey was presented by the National Industrial Learning Service (SENAI) in partnership with the H2Brasil project. 🌱
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Green hydrogen is a form of clean, renewable energy produced from the electrolysis of water using electricity generated from renewable sources such as solar, wind or hydropower. This production is considered “green” because it does not emit greenhouse gases or pollutants, making it a promising alternative to fossil fuels. 💚
The Brazilian potential in the production of green hydrogen is in the study “Green Hydrogen Opportunity in Brazil” (“Green hydrogen opportunity in Brazil”), released this Friday (20) by the German consultancy Roland Berger. According to the research, if the world fulfills the commitments established in the Paris Agreement – with the objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and minimizing the impacts of global warming – the majority of the energy consumed on the planet will come from green hydrogen. This demand will put pressure on a global market estimated at more than US$1 trillion.
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The Indian government has approved around R$12,4 billion to support the production, use and export of green hydrogen, with the aim of helping the country reduce its emissions and become a major exporter. The funding, announced Wednesday, is a first step toward establishing the capacity to produce at least 4 million metric tons of green hydrogen by the end of this decade, officials said.
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Automated floating factories – which make green versions of petrol or diesel – could soon come into operation thanks to pioneering work at the University of Cambridge. The revolutionary system would produce a net-zero fuel that would burn without creating fossil-derived carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, researchers say.
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By the end of 2023, China will control half of the installed capacity of electrolysers that produce low-carbon hydrogen in the world, a fundamental technology for the energy transition, says a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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