Poppy Clements

Delta has inaugurated Taiwan's first megawatt (MW)-grade R&D lab for water electrolysis hydrogen production and fuel cells, the 'Delta Net Zero Science Lab', at its Tainan Plant 2.

Ebara Elliott Energy (EEE) has completed the renovation and repairs of its New Orleans Service Center, following destruction caused by Hurricane Ida. This process highlights the remarkable resilience of EEE's employees. Throughout the course of renovations, EEE employees worked diligently to ensure customer orders and needs were met with no interruptions despite the limited capabilities during facility repairs.

MET Group allocated 70% of its capital expenditure to green projects, achieving a 72% increase in renewable energy output in 2023.

IGI Poseidon, a joint venture between Greece's DEPA International Projects and Italy's Edison S.p.A., and Corinth Pipeworks, have announced their collaboration to advance the safe and efficient transportation of hydrogen through high-pressure offshore pipelines. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to address one of the key challenges of the green energy transition: enabling hydrogen to become a reliable, scalable energy carrier.

Shell Catalysts & Technologies has announced that the CANSOLV CO Capture System will play a key role in Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power), after

Neste and Air New Zealand have signed an agreement for the supply of 23 000 t of neat, unblended Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel™. It is the airline's largest purchase of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to date. The SAF will be used by Air New Zealand at Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO) international airports through to February 2026.

Power2X has announced a strategic collaboration with Honeywell to implement Honeywell UOP’s eFiningTM methanol-to-jet processing technology in Power2X’s eFuels Rotterdam project.

Fabrum has collaborated on the design and build of a zero-emission hydrogen-powered boat, H2Ocean, with King Watercraft. The H2Ocean hydrogen-powered rigid inflatable boat (RIB), a zero-emissions solution suitable for tourism, commercial and leisure activities, will begin sea trials in January 2025.

The increased uptake of stationary fuel cells is largely driven by a combination of power demand and grid instability, alongside a global focus on sustainable efforts to move away from fossil fuels.