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Abaixo, algumas referências úteis sobre o hidrogênio
Hyvia, The Leading Green H2 Mobility Company Based in France
Hydrogen Valley platform. Joint initiative by the Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking and Mission Innovation at the European Union.
Hydrogen Project Visualisation Platform (PowerBI). Overview of hydrogen projects along the emerging value-chain in Europe (by ENTSOG, European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas, European Green Deal, 'Fit for 55' package, Hydrogen and Decarbonised Gas Market package and the REPowerEU)
Hympulsion: estações de hidrogênio na região de Auvergne Rhône-Alpes
All globally spread projects from Hydrogène de France (HDF)
Projeto de Lei n° 725, de 2022, hidrogênio como fonte de energia no Brasil e parâmetros de incentivo ao uso do hidrogênio sustentável
Global. Hydrogen patents for a clean energy future. A global trend analysis of innovation along hydrogen value chains (by European Patent Office and International Energy Agency)
India. National Green Hydrogen Mission (Government of India)
Brasil: Sobre a produção de Hidrogênio Verde (H2V) pelo Grupo EDP português no Complexo do Pecém (CIPP S.A.), joint venture formada entre o Governo do Ceará e o Porto de Roterdã.
Africa. Africa’s extraordinary green hydrogen potential (by African Union, International Solar Alliance & European Investment Bank)
France. French Guiana: world's largest hydrogen plant
Europe. Sullivan & Cromwell LLP: Recent Developments in EU Hydrogen Initiatives
Europe. "Fit for 55" at the European Union: Hydrogen car-recharging stations every 100 km
United States. Bill Gates-Led Fund: Startup With Cheaper Way to Move Hydrogen
Poland. The Hydrogen Locomotive
Europe. Trans-European Transport Network
Brasil. Australian Enegix Energy (https://www.enegix.energy) to Build US$5.4 Billion Green Hydrogen Facility in Brazil (Dropbox presentation)
Brasil. Black & Veatch to assess feasibility of world’s largest green hydrogen plant. Enegix commissions Black & Veatch studies for 600 million kg/pa green hydrogen generation facility in Ceará, Brazil
Global. The Future of Hydrogen (by International Energy Agency)
