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Hydrogen Production Hub Takes Shape In South Africa: New Port To Propel Green Hydrogen Exports - Vimarsana News

Hydrogen Production Hub Takes Shape In South Africa: New Port To Propel Green Hydrogen Exports

South Africa is marking major progress in its quest to become a predominant producer and exporter of green hydrogen. The country's state-owned logistics firm,

South African port to become exporter of hydrogen and ammonia - Vimarsana News

South African port to become exporter of hydrogen and ammonia

The South African Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has shortlisted three proposals for the construction of a planned port and rail infrastructure project for the export of hydrogen and ammonia. The infrastructure will be located in the Boegoebaai area, in the Northern Cape Province, and provide the necessary logistics for green ammonia, manganese and other exports, and

South Africa gov't unveils 100 locally built electric trains-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

South Africa gov't unveils 100 locally built electric trains-Xinhua

South Africa gov't unveils 100 locally built electric trains-

South Africa gov't unveils 100 locally built electric trains - Vimarsana News

South Africa gov't unveils 100 locally built electric trains

JOHANNESBURG, July 4 (Xinua) -- South African government on Monday unveiled 100 electrical trains manufactured by a joint venture between a French company and S

Local MP presents petition calling for Aylesbury link to East West Rail - Vimarsana News

Local MP presents petition calling for Aylesbury link to East West Rail

'The line would cut congestion on the roads, improve journey times on the rails and reduce air pollution," says Rob Butler