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Another founding partner will be announced on 13 May. The German Energy Agency (DENA) and the Australian National University are advisers, and Green Hydrogen Catapult is a Partner Initiative for the Zero Carbon Certification Scheme. The Ammonia Energy Association is a global industry association that promotes the responsible use of ammonia in a sustainable energy economy. The Green Hydrogen Catapult is a global coalition of seven leading renewable hydrogen companies seeking to accelerate the sc...

WRNS Studio has announced a milestone sustainability achievement for their Janet Durgin Guild & Commons, designed for the Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa, California. The scheme has become the first project to achieve both Petal and Zero Carbon Certification by the International Living Future...

Smart Energy Council The Smart Energy Council has today announced ActewAGL’s hydrogen refuelling station in Canberra will be the first project to be certified under our world-leading Zero Carbon Certification Scheme. The ACT Government has also been announced as a Founding Partner in the Zero Carbon Certification Scheme. ACT Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, Shane Rattenbury, said: “Certification of hydrogen is really important. We want to make sure customers know where the hydro...

CONTENT: Press Release SEATTLE, January 26, 2021 /3BL Media/ – Opal Tometi has joined the Board of Directors for the International Living Future Institute, the organization announced today. Known as an award-winning human rights defender and one of three women co-founders of Black Lives Matter, Tometi was recently named one of the most influential people of 2020 by TIME magazine.  “Social justice has long been at the core of our programs, so we are thrilled to have Opal joining our board,�...

12 January 2021 Australia’s Smart Energy Council will partner with the German Energy Agency to cooperate on the development and certification of the production of renewable hydrogen in each of the countries, including the creation of a certification scheme that covers renewable hydrogen, ammonia and other green fuels and materials derived from green hydrogen. The certification scheme will include the creation of a new ‘guarantee of origin’ scheme, allowing the production of green hydrogen...