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Mid East Info
24-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection put hydrogen detection solutions in the spotlight at a trio of recent events.
Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection (Teledyne GFD) made its final preparations for a trio of major energy sector events that took place in Europe and Asia. Visitors to the Teledyne GFD booth at All Energy 2025 in Glasgow (UK, 14-15 May), the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam (Netherlands, 20-22 May), and the World Gas Congress 2025 in Beijing (China, 19-23 May) learned about the advantages of leveraging sector knowledge and solutions developed over decades of empowering safety in power generation. A key focus at these events was Teledyne GFD's expertise and technologies in hydrogen detection. At All-Energy 2025, the UK's largest low-carbon energy and renewables event, Teledyne GFD highlighted hydrogen as a critical area, especially regarding grid integration and battery energy storage systems (BESS). The company explained how hydrogen can be produced in BESS systems during battery charging and discharging, or if a fault leads to thermal runaway—a process that can result in fire but can be contained with the right detection technology. On stand B39, Teledyne GFD showcased four main technologies: The newly introduced Spyglass™ Xtend triple-infrared flame detector, which simultaneously detected hydrogen and hydrocarbon fires, improving safety in environments where hydrogen flames could spread to other systems. The detector featured integrated high-definition CCTV for clear imaging of fuel fires and a near-IR video option for hydrogen and methanol fires, making it suitable for BESS applications. The proven GD10P infrared gas detector. The GS700-Hydrogen, a high-performance, flexible instrument capable of detecting both hydrogen and natural gas. This portable, ATEX-certified device simplified leak detection and other applications, helping utilities quickly identify gas leaks and reduce unnecessary costs. Teledyne GDCloud™, a new cloud solution that enhanced gas detection measurement by recording hazardous events, visualizing sensor readings, and mapping technician routes for improved regulatory compliance and safety program efficiency. These four technologies were also featured at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025, where Teledyne GFD was present at booth A93. The company's expertise in hydrogen was further recognized with an invitation to deliver a presentation titled 'Regulatory Framework and Compliance along the Hydrogen Value Chain.' At the World Gas Congress 2025, a flagship event held every three years, Teledyne GFD presented the same technologies at booth Z12 in hall D. Local experts were available to discuss current and future gas detection challenges with attendees. Demonstrating its global reach, Teledyne GFD also exhibited at two events in the United States during May: the American Gas Association (AGA) 2025 in Aurora, Colorado, and the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2025 in Houston, Texas.


Hans India
23-05-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Juno Joule Green Energy Signs Strategic MoU with Select Energy GmbH at World Hydrogen Summit 2025 to Propel India's Green Hydrogen Export Ambitions
Juno Joule Green Energy Pvt Ltd, a fast-growing Indian leader in renewable energy solutions, announced the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Select Energy GmbH, a renowned German clean energy firm, at the prestigious World Hydrogen Summit 2025 on late evening May 21, 2025. The agreement, formalised at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, marks a significant milestone in Indo-German collaboration and aims to co-develop a world-class, export-oriented green hydrogen and ammonia facility in Andhra Pradesh. This strategic move is set to unlock substantial industrial and economic opportunities for both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, reinforcing the region's emergence as a key player in India's clean energy future. Juno Joule is the only private Indian company exhibiting independently at the summit, underscoring its leadership in the green hydrogen sector. At Booth C084, the company unveiled its ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia project being developed at Mulapeta Port in Andhra Pradesh—an infrastructure-driven, globally connected initiative with a vision to position India as a key exporter of certified green fuels to markets such as Europe, Japan, and South Korea. The MoU was signed by Nagasharath Rayapati, CEO of Juno Joule Green Energy, and Felix Danger, Managing Director of Select New Energies GmbH, at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, marking a significant step in the co-development of one of India's largest green hydrogen and ammonia export facilities. The ceremony was attended by distinguished dignitaries who underscored the global significance of this partnership. Shri Santosh Kumar Sarangi, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India, led the Indian delegation, reaffirming India's commitment to advancing Green Hydrogen exports. Shri Abhay Bakre, Director General of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, also participated, highlighting the project's alignment with India's clean energy roadmap. Representing Germany, Ms. Silke Frank, President of the German Hydrogen Association, reiterated the importance of Indo-German partnership in green technologies. The event also saw the presence of Satya Pinisetty IRS, First Secretary at the Embassy of India in the Netherlands, and Nishanth Bala Shanmugam, Director of GH2 India, both of whom have played key roles in fostering international hydrogen cooperation. Dr PV Ramesh, senior advisor to governments, international development organisations and corporate enterprises, also participated. The agreement includes equity participation in the project's Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), development of ammonia export terminals and port-connected pipeline logistics, alignment with European regulatory frameworks like RFNBO and RED II/III, and a long-term offtake agreement with a blended pricing model that balances market stability and global competitiveness. The Juno Joule Green Hydrogen project, strategically located near Mulapeta Port on India's East Coast in Andhra Pradesh, is one of the country's most ambitious green fuel infrastructure initiatives. With a total planned investment of USD 1.3 billion (INR 10,000 crore), the project will be developed in three phases, aiming to produce approximately 180 KTPA of green hydrogen by 2029, which will be converted into up to one million tons of green ammonia annually for export. Construction is expected to commence in 2026. The facility will include an advanced desalination plant to sustainably source high-purity water from seawater, electrolysers powered by a diversified mix of solar, wind, and hydropower, and port-connected pipeline infrastructure for efficient large-scale exports. Built to meet stringent EU RFNBO criteria, the project also integrates cutting-edge technologies from global leaders such as Thyssenkrupp Nucera and KBR Inc., and is supported by international logistics collaborations with partners in Germany and the Netherlands. The economic impact on Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is expected to be transformative. The project is estimated to generate nearly 5000 to 6,000 jobs—direct and indirect—across operations, construction, logistics, and support sectors. It will also lead to technology transfer, upskilling of local talent, and the emergence of the region as a clean energy hub on the global map. Juno Joule's project is poised to supply green hydrogen and ammonia to major international markets across Europe and Asia. Aligned with India's vision to become a leading exporter of green fuels, the facility will operate entirely on renewable energy and support the decarbonization goals of industrial economies worldwide. Once fully operational, it is expected to avoid over 1.8 million tons of CO₂ emissions annually, making a meaningful contribution to global climate objectives. The MoU with Select Energy GmbH marks a significant milestone in the journey toward building scalable, clean energy infrastructure and reflects a shared commitment to advancing the global green molecule value chain for a more sustainable future. Speaking about the partnership 'We are honored to partner with SELECT as a co-developer in our mission to build a globally competitive green energy hub in India,' said Nagasharath Rayapati, CEO of Juno Joule Green Energy Private Limited. 'With their deep expertise in energy trading and end-to-end logistics including shipping infrastructure - this collaboration reinforces our execution capability and accelerates the global transition to a low-carbon economy' added Rayapati. India's green hydrogen industry currently faces challenges around certification, logistics, and market integration. Juno Joule addresses these through its export-first model, strategic partnerships, and future-ready infrastructure. Unlike many domestic-focused or pilot-scale projects, Juno Joule's facility is purpose-built for industrial execution and global deployment. Its phased modular approach allows for agility, faster go-to-market timelines, and risk mitigation while maintaining alignment with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission. The World Hydrogen Summit 2025 saw representation from 130 countries, with over 25 country pavilions and more than 700 exhibitors.


The Hindu
23-05-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Hyderabad-based Juno Joule, Germany's Select Energy ink MoU for green hydrogen, ammonia facility in AP
Hyderabad-headquartered Juno Joule Green Energy has signed an MoU with German clean energy firm Select Energy GmbH to co-develop an export-oriented green hydrogen and ammonia facility in Andhra Pradesh. Unlocking substantial industrial and economic opportunities for both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana by shaping the region as a key player in India's clean energy future is an objective behind the MoU, it said following signing of the agreement at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam on Wednesday (May 21, 2025). The agreement includes equity participation in the project's special purpose vehicle (SPV), development of ammonia export terminals and port-connected pipeline logistics, alignment with European regulatory frameworks like RFNBO and RED II/III, and a long-term offtake agreement with a blended pricing model that balances market stability and global competitiveness, it said in a press release on Thursday (May 22, 2025). Juno Joule said it is the only private Indian company exhibiting independently at the summit. It is showcasing details of an ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia project being developed at Mulapeta Port in Andhra Pradesh. With a total planned investment of $1.3 billion (₹10,000 crore), the project is to be developed in three phases to produce approximately 180 KTPA of green hydrogen by 2029, which will be converted into up to one million tons of green ammonia annually for export. Construction is expected to commence in 2026. The project is estimated to generate 5000 to 6,000 direct and indirect jobs across operations, construction, logistics, and support sectors. The facility will include an advanced desalination plant to sustainably source high-purity water from seawater, electrolysers powered by a diversified mix of solar, wind, and hydropower, and port-connected pipeline infrastructure for efficient large-scale exports. CEO of Juno Joule Green Energy Nagasharath Rayapati and Select New Energies GmbH MD Felix Danger signed the MoU, the company said.

Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Green Hydrogen Faces Reality Check in Europe
Realism is still far away in the European green hydrogen sector; the IEA reports significant constraints. It is high time to bring a more realistic approach to the forefront of our still seems to be out of reach when the world hydrogen sector has been sailing into the Port of Rotterdam, all having coffee at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025. The last day's optimism has been vented by major green hydrogen producers, technology suppliers, and a wide range of governments, led by the Dutch government and its counterparts from Oman, Algeria, Australia, and other far-fetched regions. While hearing the optimism and official strategies, realities on the ground are much more tricky—or even negative—especially when looking at real project volumes in place or the bankability of most other projected investments. While the European Union and the Dutch or German governments are pushing—via subsidies and market manipulation—a possible growth of supply and demand for green hydrogen, or its derivatives, green ammonia or methanol, market fundamentals are all stated by the OECD energy watchdog in Paris, the International Energy Agency (IEA), in its latest Northwest European Hydrogen Monitor 2025, strategies and implementation are still not in sync. In its report, which was presented by Greg Molnar, gas analyst at the IEA, at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, Northwest Europe is at the forefront of low-emission hydrogen developments, as it accounts for 40% of total European hydrogen demand. At the same time, NW-Europe also holds vast and untapped renewable energy and carbon storage potential, mainly in the North Sea. While massive investments are being made in setting up the so-called green hydrogen backbone—a NW-European hydrogen pipeline network supported by Germany and the Netherlands—demand is still fledgling or doesn't exist. While plans (NL, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the UK) promise to reach a 30–35GW electrolyzer capacity by 2030, no real progress is made. As Molnar indicated in his presentation, only 6% of the total projects mentioned or discussed at present are being implemented. At the same time, only 9% of total projects under discussion are reaching FID. The reality is that most strategies are hit by a lack of investments, a lack of demand, too-high price settings, and no or very meager bankability. Even though the IEA officially doesn't mention it, nor does any other green hydrogen party at present, there is no market without getting a green hydrogen commodity market working. Establishing a viable commodity market is not just a necessity—it is the backbone of the industry. Without a possible price point developed for green hydrogen and derivatives, the financial world will not be willing or interested in taking the risk. The bankability of projects that cannot show a feasible margin or projected income stream is out of order. As shown in most other commodity markets, such as crude oil, price points make a commodity financially attractive. Without a possible volatile but working commodity market, the need for long-term contracts—based on subsidy schemes or government interference—is not a strategy that should be followed. While speaking on the sidelines of the Summit in Rotterdam, some participants also questioned the current full-scale push for green hydrogen, not green ammonia or other options. While markets are looking for low-emission or renewable energy solutions, choices are being made by politicians and others based on their assumptions, not based on technical and commercial facts. (Green) ammonia is a much easier and more functional alternative, as it doesn't have the same transport issues, doesn't need vast new vessels, and poses fewer risks when emitted into the air. Current developments are based on strategies that seem neither feasible nor functional, especially when looking at the price levels of green hydrogen versus other alternatives. Competitiveness is not there, and assessments indicate that it will not even reach price levels that could become commercially interesting before 2040. Enforcing green hydrogen as a fuel by increasing emission tariffs or other instruments should—especially in Europe—not be taken as an option, considering the dire state of mainstream industrial sectors and transportation within the European Union and the UK. The IEA, as representative of its member governments, still advocates a renewed push to integrate regional markets, targeting synergies. However, as history has proven, the choices made by companies will ultimately shape the future of the European green hydrogen sector, often contrary to the perceived goals of governments or NGOs. Still, European governments seem to be sticking to their already fledgling strategies. The European Union has allocated almost €1 billion for renewable hydrogen production projects. The latter will be mainly used as a subsidy, indicating a subsidy range of €0.20 to €1.88 per kg of green hydrogen. The EU also stated that it has selected 15 renewable hydrogen projects to receive €992 million in budget funding. This funding in five countries is slated to produce around 2.2 million tons of hydrogen over 10 years. The EU ETS system funds the total. The market is also eagerly awaiting the next auction of the European Hydrogen Bank, which is scheduled for the end of 2025 with a budget of up to €1 billion. During the World Hydrogen Summit, Dutch Minister Hermans announced that the Netherlands and Germany agreed to invest around €600 million in the acquisition of green hydrogen, trying to push the market to become more fluent. The latter will be organized via Hintco, set up by H2 Global. The latter will be a competition-based sales process, entailing a 10-year green hydrogen purchase agreement (HPA). The latter is still interesting, as the whole process also allows for the inclusion of green ammonia and methanol. While market participants—such as suppliers, manufacturers, and governments—maintain a clear optimistic view, the reality is still bleak. Investments are lacking, subsidies are distorting most progress, and demand is not available. It is crucial to reconsider strategies and realize that green hydrogen will be part of the solution (by 2050) but will not dent hydrocarbon or nuclear demand. The time for action is now. By Cyril Widdershoven for More Top Reads From this article on


United News of India
22-05-2025
- Business
- United News of India
Juno Joule Green Energy Signs MoU with Select Energy GmbH at World Hydrogen Summit 2025
Vijayawada, May 22 (UNI) Juno Joule Green Energy Limited, a fast-growing Indian leader in renewable energy solutions, announced the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Select Energy GmbH, a renowned German clean energy firm, at the prestigious World Hydrogen Summit 2025 on May 21 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The agreement, formalised at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, marks a significant milestone in Indo-German collaboration and aims to co-develop a world-class, export-oriented green hydrogen and ammonia facility in Andhra Pradesh. This strategic move is set to unlock substantial industrial and economic opportunities for both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, reinforcing the region's emergence as a key player in India's clean energy future. Juno Joule is the only private Indian company exhibiting independently at the summit, underscoring its leadership in the green hydrogen sector. At Booth C084, the company unveiled its ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia project being developed at Mulapeta Port in Andhra Pradesh—an infrastructure-driven, globally connected initiative with a vision to position India as a key exporter of certified green fuels to markets such as Europe, Japan, and South Korea. The MoU was signed by Nagasharath Rayapati, CEO of Juno Joule Green Energy, and Felix Danger, Managing Director of Select New Energies GmbH, at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, marking a significant step in the co-development of one of India's largest green hydrogen and ammonia export facilities. The ceremony was attended by distinguished dignitaries who underscored the global significance of this partnership. Santosh Kumar Sarangi, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), GoI, led the Indian delegation, reaffirming India's commitment to advancing Green Hydrogen exports. Abhay Bakre, Director General of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, also participated, highlighting the project's alignment with India's clean energy roadmap. Representing Germany, Ms. Silke Frank, President of the German Hydrogen Association, reiterated the importance of Indo-German partnership in green technologies. The event also saw the presence of Satya Pinisetty, First Secretary at the Embassy of India in the Netherlands, and Nishanth Bala Shanmugam, Director of GH2 India, both of whom have played key roles in fostering international hydrogen cooperation. Dr PV Ramesh, senior advisor to governments, international development organisations and corporate enterprises, also participated. The agreement includes equity participation in the project's Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), development of ammonia export terminals and port-connected pipeline logistics, alignment with European regulatory frameworks like RFNBO and RED II/III, and a long-term offtake agreement with a blended pricing model that balances market stability and global competitiveness. The Juno Joule Green Hydrogen project, strategically located near Mulapeta Port on India's East Coast in Andhra Pradesh, is one of the country's most ambitious green fuel infrastructure initiatives. With a total planned investment of USD 1.3 billion (INR 10,000 crore), the project will be developed in three phases, aiming to produce approximately 180 KTPA of green hydrogen by 2029, which will be converted into up to one million tons of green ammonia annually for export. Construction is expected to commence in 2026. The facility will include an advanced desalination plant to sustainably source high-purity water from seawater, electrolysers powered by a diversified mix of solar, wind, and hydropower, and port-connected pipeline infrastructure for efficient large-scale exports. The economic impact on Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is expected to be transformative. The project is estimated to generate nearly 5000 to 6,000 jobs—direct and indirect—across operations, construction, logistics, and support sectors. It will also lead to technology transfer, upskilling of local talent, and the emergence of the region as a clean energy hub on the global map. Speaking about the partnership 'We are honored to partner with SELECT as a co-developer in our mission to build a globally competitive green energy hub in India,' said Nagasharath Rayapati, CEO of Juno Joule Green Energy Private Limited. UNI DP BM