August 2020
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The HIGGS project moves forward
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The new European directives on energy and the environment are clear: the continent's economy must be decarbonized and efforts must be intensified to reduce polluting emissions, with the horizon of a decrease of up to 45% by 2030.
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That is precisely the objective of the HIGGS project (Hydrogen In Gas GridS: a systematic validation approach at various admixture levels into high pressure grids), which aims to analyze the existing potential and the requirements on the infrastructure, its components and its management that involves injecting hydrogen in current high-pressure natural gas transportation networks, something that will undoubtedly contribute to decarbonizing gas uses.
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The development of the Hydrogen Master Plan in Aragon 2021-2025 is underway
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The process of preparing the Hydrogen Master Plan in Aragon 2021-2025 that will lay the foundations for the initiatives and projects to be carried out until 2025 is already underway.
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The drafting of the fourth plan that the Aragon Hydrogen Foundation has will be preceded by a broad participatory analysis and reflection, in which the main hydrogen development agents are already taking part, as well as the potential users of this technology that it has. with the support of both the European Union and its member states, aware that it can be decisive in achieving the established decarbonization objectives of the economy.
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The HIGGS project launches its website
The HIGGS project already has its own website. This European cooperation initiative will study for 36 months the possibilities of injecting hydrogen into current natural gas networks as a way to reduce CO2 emissions in sectors that are difficult to electrify. The Aragon Hydrogen Foundation coordinates this project, in which participate Redexis (Spain), DVGW (German Gas and Water Association), Tecnalia (Spain), HSR (University of Applied Sciences of Rapperswil, Switzerland) and ERIG (Research Institute European for gas and energy innovation, based in Belgium).
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Green Hydrogen in Developing Countries
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Green hydrogenâhydrogen produced with renewable energy resourcesâcould provide developing countries with a zero-carbon energy carrier to support national sustainable energy objectives, and it needs further consideration by policy makers and investors. Developing countries with good renewable energy resources could produce green hydrogen locally, generating economic opportunities, and increasing energy security by reducing exposure to oil price volatility and supply disruptions.
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Moncloa will request in October 14,000 million for the automotive industry: batteries and hydrogen, key points
The Government of Pedro SĂĄnchez is preparing a plan of 14,000 million euros for the automotive sector by the end of October, due to the crisis that is experiencing after the stoppage due to the coronavirus pandemic. This endowment corresponds to 10% of the European recovery fund.
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The Ministry for Ecological Transition publishes the draft of the 'Hydrogen Roadmap'
The Ministry for Ecological Transition published on July the 29th the draft of the âHydrogen Roadmap: a commitment to renewable hydrogenâ. The document is in the public consultation period and the deadline to present allegations is open until September the 11th. The allegations may be sent to the email address: bzn-h2renovable@miteco.es indicating in the subject: 'Sheet Hydrogen Route '.
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Industry, green hydrogen and Europe
A new hope runs through Europe, or so it seems. Apparently we are closer to the fulfillment of Jeremy Rifkin's predictive analysis, already included in his 2002 book The hydrogen economy, according to which a new industrial revolution with hydrogen would be promoted. Green hydrogen obtained by electrolysis of water with renewable energies, thereby contributing to the decarbonization of the economy, essential in the face of climate change which, even in the brutal pandemic, continues to be the true structural emergency of our time.
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Solar Thermal Energy Technical Guide
The Institute for the Diversification and Saving of Energy (IDAE) and the Solar Thermal Industry Association (ASIT) have revised, updated and expanded the Technical Guide for Solar Thermal Energy, due to the recent modifications made in section HE4 of the Technical Building Code.
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Hydrogen
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In the European ecological transition, changing the energy model is the key: replacing fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) with renewable energy.
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European Commission Calls for Increased Hydrogen Use, Creating More Competition for NatGas
In another sign of the surging global interest in using hydrogen to reduce carbon emissions, the European Commission (EC) recently published what it called a âroadmapâ for the European Union (EU) to install at least 6 GW of renewable hydrogen electrolyser capacity by 2024 and 40 GW by 2030.
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Study of the state of the art of hydrogen technologies
How is #hydrogen produced? What applications does it have? How is it transported? Everything you need to know is in the Study of the state of the art of hydrogen technologies, developed by Sedigas and the Aragon Hydrogen Foundation.
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Hydrogen power in aviation could significantly reduce emissions, show benefits by 2025
Australiaâs national science agency, the CSIRO, has released a report showing the use of clean hydrogen as fuel could reduce aviation emissions, with a complete transition from conventional jet fuel achievable by around 2050.
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Seoul wants to eliminate diesel cars from the public sector by 2025
The local government has unveiled a "No Diesel" initiative with the aim of removing high-emission cars from the roads and replacing them with electric and hydrogen-powered vehicle.
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Spanish to make fertilizer from green hydrogen
The companies will build a facility with capacity to produce 720 metric tons (t) per year of green hydrogen next to Fertiberiaâs ammonia plant in Puertollano, Spain, 250 km south of Madrid. Costing $175 million, it will feature a 100MW photovoltaic plant that generates electricity to power electrolyzers for splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen. Fertiberia will then combine the hydrogen with nitrogen to form ammonia.
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The Government of Aragon announces aid for industries and SMEs worth 5 million euros
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The Department of Industry, Competitiveness and Business Development makes an extraordinary call for this year with aid for the Digital, Integrative and Sustainable Industry, within the framework of the Aid Program for Industry and SMEs in Aragon (PAIP). The grants are convened on a competitive basis and have a budget allocation of 5 million euros.
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Aid for investment in thermal energy production facilities with renewable energy sources
Investment projects in thermal energy generation facilities with renewable energy sources may be the object of the aid, which may include investment actions that improve management and optimize their production allowing their more effective integration, and renewable gas production facilities, with the implicit particularities of this type of project.
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Aid for investment in electricity generation facilities with renewable energy sources
Investment projects in electricity generation facilities with renewable energy sources may be the subject of the aid, which may include investment actions that improve management and optimize production, allowing the use of self-consumption and the incorporation of energy into local markets.
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The last mile in the city: mobility with electric vehicles
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Date: 7-9 September, 2020
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Green Gas Mobility Online Event
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Date: 22-24 September, 2020
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III International Congress on Technologies for Fleet Management
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Date: 11-12 November, 2020
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