The tender aims to target emission intensive industries such as glass, steel, cement and chemicals by offering them CCfD payment to reduce the cost gap between conventional and low carbon…
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Norway, through ENOVA, will provide investment support via a competitive bidding process for projects that will use ammonia as fuel in marine vessels. ENOVA aims to support a maximum of…
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The World Bank has just issued the longform report "Scaling Hydrogen Financing for Development" which, notably, provides insights on the forefront position of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)…
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Japan has committed to reducing the country’s emissions by 46% by 2030 relative to 2013 and reach net-zero emissions by 2050, and has put hydrogen and ammonia co-firing at the…
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At Yamna, we believe that hydrogen exporting countries need to get their fair share of the global H2 economy. This is why export-driven projects need to assess and maximise their…
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Due to a rich renewable potential, the Middle east, North Africa, South America and Australia are touted to be big green hydrogen exporters aiming to satiate the demands of demand…
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2022 to 2024 has been pivotal for the hydrogen industry with the announcement of multiple subsidy programs for the production of clean hydrogen. With this being the first time for…
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With ambitious hydrogen capacity targets for 6 GW of green hydrogen and 4 GW of blue hydrogen adopted for 2030, the UK is looking to position itself as a hydrogen…
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Water is required as an input for production and as a cooling medium for all types of hydrogen production. Currently, green hydrogen is the most water efficient method of low…
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Thermal generation is the largest source of power and heat today with around 60% of the energy mix dominated by fossil fuels. By retrofitting power plants with small modifications at…
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The terms and conditions for the European Hydrogen Bank’s second renewable hydrogen auction have been published.
Scheduled for later this year,
Exciting news for clean energy cooperation between Germany and Australia.
The two countries will contribute EUR 400 million to a