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• CEEZER Carbon Coalition Opens Applications for Third Cohort to Help Startups Commercialize Carbon Removal Technologies

  The CEEZER Carbon Coalition is now accepting applications for its third cohort, supporting early-stage carbon removal startups in scaling and commercializing their solutions. The program offers expert mentorship, market insights, and access to a global buyer network to help participants navigate certification, pricing, and contract management. Startups interested can apply through the CEEZER website by February 28, 2025.

• Plug Launches Industry's First Spot Pricing for Green Hydrogen

  In a significant move towards a more flexible and dynamic green hydrogen market, Plug Power Inc., a global leader in comprehensive hydrogen solutions for the green hydrogen economy, has introduced the first-ever spot pricing program for liquid green hydrogen, marking a major step forward in the industry.

• SunHydrogen Achieves Highest Known Efficiency for a Large-Area Hydrogen Module

  SunHydrogen, Inc., the developer of a breakthrough technology to produce renewable hydrogen using sunlight and water, today shared strong test results from a recent trip to Japan where members of the SunHydrogen team collaborated with consultants Prof. Kazunari Domen, Dr. Hiroshi Nishiyama, and Dr. Taro Yamada at the University of Tokyo and visited the Honda R&D facility in Tochigi.

• ADNOC's US Investments Moved to International Arm XRG

  Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)'s investments in the United States now sit within its new international investment arm XRG., ADNOC's CEO said on Tuesday, as the oil giant moves to build up a business focused on lower carbon energy and chemicals. The U.S. investments are in an ExxonMobil hydrogen plant and in NextDecade's liquefied natural gas facility.

• Landus and TalusAg Deliver First Local Green Ammonia Production in North America

  Landus, an Iowa-based agriculture solutions company, and TalusAg, an agriculture technology company, announced today that they have successfully commenced commercial green ammonia production with the first and only modular systems in North America. Local, domestic production of green ammonia enabled by TalusAg’s rapidly deployable systems ensures cost-competitive, reliable, and sustainable fertilizer supply for American farmers.

• The Economic and Environmental Case for 45Q: Why Congress Must Preserve This Vital Tax Credit

  On January 28, 2025, a diverse coalition of business leaders and stakeholders in the carbon management industry addressed an open letter to Congress, emphasizing their unwavering support for the federal Section 45Q tax credit. This letter, directed to key congressional leaders, underscores the critical role of the 45Q tax credit in promoting carbon management technologies and maintaining the United States' leadership in energy, industrial, and manufacturing sectors.

• Signature of a Term Sheet to Combine Two Technologies and Bring SAF Production to the Next Level

  Global Bioenergies has signed a term sheet with a large international industrialist (undisclosed) to co-develop a process leading to Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) at a reduced cost and an improved CO2 reduction. This process will rely on the combination of Global Bioenergies’ bio-isobutene process and the industrialist’s proprietary technology.