Linde, Hapag-Lloyd, and dynaCERT Shape Hydrogen Economy Transition
Linde is advancing blue hydrogen production from natural gas with CO2 capture, leveraging benefits from the OBBB Act in the US. Hapag-Lloyd is enhancing its fleet by investing in dual-fuel methanol ships to align with EU climate goals, while dynaCERT's HydraGEN™ technology, verified for carbon credits, positions the company favorably in the logistics sector amid the hydrogen economy transition.
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Linde is focusing on blue hydrogen production from natural gas with CO2 capture, benefiting from the OBBB Act in the US. Hapag-Lloyd is investing in dual-fuel methanol ships to meet EU climate targets, ordering eight new vessels. dynaCERT's HydraGEN™ technology reduces diesel emissions and has received carbon credit verification from Verra, allowing monetization of CO2 savings. This positions dynaCERT strategically in the logistics sector amid the transition to hydrogen.
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