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Infrastruktura i regulacje — Azja
Programy krajowe wspierały demonstracje i skalowanie.
Week ending: Sep 15, 2023
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How Stargate Hydrogen’s improved electrolyser efficiency impacts LCOH
· Walerian Majewski
Stargate Hydrogen’s reported stack efficiency of 48 kWh per kilogram offers a practical route to lower green hydrogen costs. For a 5 MW installation, the comparison below estimates that integrating this performance could reduce LCOH from EUR 6.13 to EUR 5.91/kg in Germany from EUR 5.42 to EUR 5.22/kg in Finland, and from EUR 7.34 to EUR 7.08/kg in the Netherlands. At unchanged annual electricity input, that is a reduction of about 3.6% in all three locations.
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Hydrogen investment follows existing demand: lessons from Japan’s Chiba project
· Walerian Majewski
The hydrogen economy is often discussed in terms of new applications: trucks, ships, steelmaking and energy storage. Yet established industrial users remain central to its development. A recent investment decision by Cosmo Energy and Iwatani in Japan illustrates the importance of connecting hydrogen production with identifiable customers—and why infrastructure investment should not automatically be equated with decarbonisation.
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Hydrogen Trucks Move from Demonstration to Deployment: Europe Builds the Ecosystem, Poland Tests the Model
· Walerian Majewski
Hydrogen mobility in heavy-duty transport is entering a more practical phase. Two recent developments illustrate this shift particularly well: a new European industry initiative aimed at scaling hydrogen-powered trucking by 2030, and the public presentation in Warsaw of a Polish-built hydrogen tractor developed under the HySPARK project. At IAA Transportation in Hanover, some of Europe’s […]
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Romania turns RED III Hydrogen Targets into enforceable national law
· Walerian Majewski
Romania has taken an important step in implementing the EU Renewable Energy Directive – RED III – by introducing binding renewable hydrogen targets together with financial penalties for non-compliance. Law No. 181/2026, published on 28 August and in force since 31 August 2026, amends Romania’s existing hydrogen legislation and introduces a clearer compliance framework for renewable […]
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Hydrogen market enters a new phase: Megaprojects advance as weaker pipelines are cleared
· Walerian Majewski
The global hydrogen market is beginning to show signs of a transition from the announcement-driven boom of the early 2020s to a much more selective phase of actual project delivery. Two developments now appear to be taking place simultaneously: some of the world’s largest hydrogen projects are moving into construction or commissioning, while projects without […]
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Solaris to Bring More Hydrogen Buses to Krefeld: A New Step for Zero-Emission Public Transport
· Walerian Majewski
Hydrogen-powered mobility is gaining momentum in Europe, and the German city of Krefeld is set to become another strong example of this transition. Solaris Bus & Coach has won a new tender to supply 19 hydrogen buses to SWK Mobil Krefeld, the city’s public transport operator. The order includes two models from Solaris’ zero-emission portfolio: […]
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Hydrogen & P2X conference in Conenhagen in June!
· Walerian Majewski
The 7th European Conference Hydrogen & P2X 2026 will take place on 9-10 June in Copenhagen. This edition will provide revised agenda including industry trends, excellent speakers & technical insights. Hydrogen continues to play a pivotal role in the global transition towards a low-carbon economy. With substantial investments in infrastructure, advancing P2X technologies, and an […]
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