Tag: Germany

Getting the most out of state and federal startup programs

Posted on   |  by James Riley
When the German federal government unveiled its first national startup strategy in the middle of 2022, its biggest surprise perhaps was that it had not arrived earlier. German industrial...

$50m awarded to scale Australian-German hydrogen projects

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Four Australian hydrogen supply chain projects will share in $50 million in grant funding through the German-Australian Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Incubator (HyGATE) initiative. Under the program, launched under...

WA prepares for hydrogen exports to Europe

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Western Australia has deepened relationships with its potential European hydrogen customers, undertaking a new trilateral study to fast track renewable hydrogen exports to the Netherlands and Germany. The study,...

Germany-Aust green hydrogen accord adds new significance

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Whatever strategic importance had been placed on the Australia-Germany Hydrogen Accord signed in 2021 has taken on significantly greater urgency as 2022 has unfolded. The naked aggression of Russia’s...

German hydrogen needs reliant on Australia and other exporters

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
After a week meeting industry and state governments across Australia, a German hydrogen delegate addressed attendees of the National Hydrogen Conference on Tuesday. The 35-member delegation from Germany featured...

FFI targets 5 million tons of European hydrogen exports by 2030

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Fortescue Future Industries has signed a memorandum of understanding with a European utility company to distribute its green hydrogen to the continent. Working with German utility company E.ON, Fortescue...

Germany a model for industry resilience

Posted on   |  by Andrew Wear
Uvex is a family-owned German manufacturer of sporting and personal protective equipment that will soon celebrate the centenary of its founding. The company’s managing director Stefan BrĂŒck says that...