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HIF Global selects Johnson Matthey's methanol technology for the largest e-methanol plant in South America - Vimarsana News

HIF Global selects Johnson Matthey's methanol technology for the largest e-methanol plant in South America

JM's eMERALD technology selected for HIF Global's Paysandú eFuels facility which will support the decarbonisation of the marine and automotive sectors.Located in Uruguay, it would be the largest

INL produces HALEU pellets for testing : Uranium & Fuel - Vimarsana News

INL produces HALEU pellets for testing : Uranium & Fuel

Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory recently fabricated about two dozen commercial-grade high-assay low-enriched uranium fuel pellets for testing. A further 100-150 pellets are to be made for irradiation tests in the Advanced Test Reactor.

New Milestone For The Green Hydrogen Industry: Hif Global And Empresas Gasco Announce First Carbon-Neutral Liquefied Gas In The World - Vimarsana News

New Milestone For The Green Hydrogen Industry: Hif Global And Empresas Gasco Announce First Carbon-Neutral Liquefied Gas In The World

First liquefied gas produced with renewable energy, operating at HIF Global's eFuels facility in southern Chile "Haru Oni".

HIF Global and ENEOS announce co-operation to accelerate production of eFuels - Vimarsana News

HIF Global and ENEOS announce co-operation to accelerate production of eFuels

HIF Global, the world's leading eFuels company, and petroleum refiner ENEOS today announced a co-operation agreement designed to encourage the sale of carbon neutral fuel in Japan.

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There Goes Green Hydrogen Out To Sea - Vimarsana News

There Goes Green Hydrogen Out To Sea

A first-of-its-kind, 10-megawatt floating electrolyzer will push green hydrogen from seawater with renewable energy.