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02.07.25 - 08:06
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Delta Electronics invests NT$6.95B to acquire land and facilities, accelerating hydrogen energy development (Digitimes)
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Engaging in renewable energy and new energy applications is one of the emerging trends in industrial development. Recognizing the potential of the future renewable and new energy markets, Delta Electronics is actively investing in related technologies and product development. On July 1, 2025, the company announced it would acquire land and factory buildings from tire manufacturer Federal located in Guanyin for NT$6.95 billion (approx. US$238.9 million), establishing a base for large-scale solutions including hydrogen energy, data centers, and energy infrastructure....
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02.07.25 - 06:06
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ATW Tech bets big on hydrogen energy storage as new growth engine beyond networking (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's increasingly frequent extreme weather events and rising peak electricity demand have made backup power solutions crucial, particularly for high-consumption industries like semiconductors that rely on stable, uninterrupted energy. Seizing the opportunity in this growing market, networking equipment manufacturer ATW Technology is pivoting into the hydrogen energy sector, aiming to build a promising new revenue stream that could eventually outpace its legacy networking business....
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01.07.25 - 12:06
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Honda pushes back on hydrogen factory plans due to cost crunch (Digitimes)
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Honda has postponed the launch of its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell factory, pushing back the production timeline with no new start date confirmed. Citing reports from Nikkei and Jiji Press, the company now plans to reduce the facility's annual capacity to fewer than 20,000 units, down from the originally projected 30,000. The plant, located in Tochigi Prefecture, was initially slated to begin operations in fiscal 2027 (April 2027–March 2028)....
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27.06.25 - 13:02
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Fraunhofer IWU baut Brennstoffzellen-Prüfstand in Chemnitz auf (Electrive)
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Brennstoffzellen dienen bekanntlich dazu, Wasserstoff in elektrische Energie umzuwandeln, die dann zum Beispiel Lkw, Flugzeuge oder Schiffe antreiben kann. Fraunhofer-Institut für Werkzeugmaschinen und Umformtechnik (IWU) richtet derzeit einen 80-kW-Brennstoffzellen-Prüfstand ein, um solche Brennstoffzellen zu testen....
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20.06.25 - 15:01
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Airbus und MTU vertiefen Zusammenarbeit bei Flugzeug-Brennstoffzellen (Electrive)
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Airbus und MTU Aero Engines verstärken ihre Bemühungen zur Entwicklung von Wasserstoff-Brennstoffzellenantrieben für die zivile Luftfahrt. Die Partner haben eine neue Vereinbarung unterzeichnet, deren Schwerpunkt auf Brennstoffzellentechnologien als Eckpfeiler zukünftiger emissionsfreier Flugzeuge liegt....
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