This week's update on Hydrogen news, events and jobs

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Apr 13, 2023 — 3 min read

The World Hydrogen 2023 Summit and Exhibition @ Rotterdam Ahoy, Netherlands - A key happening in next month in Hydrogen Industry.

Dear Subscribers,

We hope this message finds you well. Firstly, we'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support as a valued subscriber to our Hydrogen Newsletter. Your interest and enthusiasm for the hydrogen industry inspire us to bring you the most relevant and insightful information available.

In this edition, we're thrilled to share some exciting updates and opportunities across following key categories:

Hydrogen Highlights

Here our aim is to provide you with a reliable and timely source of information, ensuring you remain informed and connected to the advancements driving progress in the hydrogen landscape. Dive in and explore the exciting and transformative world of hydrogen technology and economy at your fingertips. This week we bring you up these key happenings in the industry.

Thailand announces a $7 billion commitment to green hydrogen in partnership with a Saudi firm.
Researchers develop a seawater resilient membrane for PEM electrolyzers, paving the way for enhanced efficiency and durability.
India extends transmission fee waiver for green hydrogen plants to encourage growth and adoption of clean energy sources.

New Events

Don't forget to visit our events page, where we've recently added a range of conferences, webinars, trade shows, and workshops focused on hydrogen technology and the economy. These events provide excellent opportunities for networking, learning, and collaboration within the industry. Mark your calendar and secure your spot today! We have listed some key events including the World Hydrogen Renewables Italy and The World Hydrogen 2023 Summit and Exhibition @ Rotterdam Ahoy, Netherlands.

Job Opportunities

Job Opportunities Are you seeking new challenges and career growth within the hydrogen sector? Head over to our jobs page, listing exciting new positions for professionals at various stages in your careers. Explore a range of roles that match your interests and expertise, and take the next step towards fulfilling your professional aspirations.

Once again, thank you for being a part of our growing community of hydrogen enthusiasts and professionals. We're committed to keeping you informed and connected to the latest developments in the hydrogen sector. Stay tuned for more updates in our upcoming newsletters!

Warm regards,

Hydrogen Newsletter Team

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