| Thyssenkrupp Lands Contract with Australian Company H2U  Germany’s thyssenkrupp has recently been awarded a contract to perform a feasibility study for a new green hydrogen project by the Australian hydrogen infrastructure company Hydrogen Utility™ (H2U). A 30MW water electrolysis plant as well as a facility for sustainable ammonia production are planned to be constructed near Port Lincoln in South Australia. It will be one of the first ever commercial plants to produce CO2-free “green” ammonia from intermittent renewable resources. | Biogas Anaerobic digestion industry responds to Ecotricity ‘vegan electricity tariff’ Skangas Fuels Tanker Fure Vinga with Liquefied Biogas GGZEM Set to Build First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vessel in US Al Maiorino Making a Win on the Ballot Work for New Renewable Projects Energy saving Lincad to Supply Batteries to UK Ministry of Defence Kokam launches K-UPS line of lithium-ion UPS battery racks Flexenclosure receives two new orders for eCentre in South America Geothermal Climeon Receives First Contract in Japan Interviews Intelligent Energy Efficiency Solutions: An interview with Sam Marks of Vivid Technology Panorama Electrification of US heating requires massive carbon reductions, finds Rocky Mountain Institute Renewable Energy in the USA: Infographic ABB solutions powers Europe’s greenest data centre Alfen Acquires Elkamo as Part of International Expansion PV Japan
Sonnedix Japan reaches financial close on 41.6 MW Sano solar PV plant PROINSO and Joules Power Collaborate on First Utility Scale Solar Project in Bangladesh Agenda Intersolar North America Australian Clean Energy Summit 2nd International Conference on Renewable Energy and Resources 6th Indonesia International Geothermal Convention & Exhibition | 
