China, Saudi Arabia, and the Hydrogen Race
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Inside this Issue
🇨🇳 China sets green hydrogen target for 2025, eyes widespread use
❇️ A Gas Giant Maps Out Its Hydrogen Plan
🇸🇦 Why Saudi Arabia is Primed to Become a Global Leader in Hydrogen Supply
☁️ Aker Carbon Capture and Microsoft to scale up CCUS value-chain with power of tech
🏭 Australia’s Woodside embarks on CCUS venture
🤝 1PointFive announces agreement with Airbus for the purchase of 400,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits
Articles in this issue
China sets green hydrogen target for 2025, eyes widespread use
www.reuters.com
China's top economic planner on Wednesday announced a target to produce up to 200,000 tonnes per year of carbon-free green hydrogen by 20...
A Gas Giant Maps Out Its Hydrogen Plan
www.wsj.com
Air Liquide shows what a big hydrogen company looks like now. Maintaining its position as the gas becomes a key fuel for decarbonizing th...
Why Saudi Arabia is Primed to Become a Global Leader in Hydrogen Supply
internationalbanker.com
When one thinks of Saudi Arabia as far as natural resources are concerned, one might be forgiven for thinking purely in terms of crude oi...
Aker Carbon Capture and Microsoft to scale up CCUS value-chain with power of tech
www.offshore-energy.biz
Norwegian company focused on capturing CO2 emissions, Aker Carbon Capture, has joined forces with Microsoft to combine their expertise in...
Australia’s Woodside embarks on CCUS venture
www.argusmedia.com
Australian independent Woodside Petroleum is studying the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane emissions into synthetic gases a...
1PointFive announces agreement with Airbus for the purchase of 400,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits
www.oxy.com
1PointFive, a subsidiary of Occidental's (NYSE: OXY) Oxy Low Carbon Ventures business, announced today the sale of 400,000 tonnes of carb...