Up to 12,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year could be locally produced by Lhyfe for Perpetual Next within the Groningen chemical industry cluster to decarbonize hard-to-electrify sectors.
Illustration: one of Lhyfe’s production sites – Credit: Lhyfe
Sustainable raw materials producer Perpetual Next and Lhyfe Delfzijl, a subsidiary of Lhyfe (Euronext Growth: ALHYF), one of the world's pioneers in the production of green and renewable hydrogen for the decarbonisation of industry and mobility
Australia operates one of the world’s fastest-decarbonizing power systems, marked by a rapid structural shift away from thermal baseload generation toward solar, wind, and storage. With the retirement of major coal-fired power stations accelerating and the federal 82% renewable electricity target for 2030 approaching, the country is deploying substantial market and policy mechanisms to safeguard system reliability. However, accelerating coal retirements increases the urgency of replacing
Incap Electronics Romania has made an investment in a new semi-automatic cable assembly processing system to support a recently awarded multi-year electric bus project with an estimated annual value of EUR 5 million.
The new technology automates the application of sealing grommets to cables, improving precision, consistency and production efficiency while supporting increased production requirements. The sealing components protect cable connections from moisture, dust, and vibration in
