has opened a biohydrogen distribution station in Tarn Designed to meet the growing needs for sustainable mobility this infrastructure marks an important step in the development of clean energy in Occitanie A bioH2 station opened on December 30th at acompressed natural gas (BioGNC) distribution site operated by the SEVEN group in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe in the Tarn This new station can deliver up to one ton of hydrogen per day The hydrogen is delivered in a short circuit by the Lhyfe Bessières electrolyser (located less than 10 km from the station) The completion of this infrastructure in just 10 months is the result of solid coordination between our technical and operational teams with our partners such as the Tarn Department The bioH2 station in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe required an investment of 4.8 million euros it will supply the Region’s 15 new retrofitted hydrogen coaches (liO) The SEVEN group’s bioH2 station is one of the components of Corridor H2 This major project led by the Occitanie Region and co-financed by the EuropeanInvestment Bank (EIB) and the European Commission is developing an interconnected network of hydrogen stations The aim is to replace the use of fossil fuels with green hydrogen for trucks The aim is to support sustainable mobility that also promotes industrial innovation and local employment Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe therefore meets the needs of public and private stakeholders in the region particularly in terms of logistics and transport who wants to lay the foundations for a rapid and reliable deployment of hydrogen solutions on a national scale Beyond the local vocation of this station to support sustainable transport we are working to ensure that it paves the way for larger-scale decarbonization the real challenge now lies in the massive adoption of hydrogen mobility for passenger and freight transport “Ensuring a stable supply of green hydrogen will turn this success into sustainable progress.” READ the latest news shaping the hydrogen market at Hydrogen Central SEVEN supplies the Tarn with biohydrogen, source Stronger and safer: New design strategy for aluminum combines strength with hydrogen embrittlement resistance Aluminum alloys are well-known for their low weight and corrosion resistance Omani and Chinese R&D entities to study hydrogen liquefaction Shipping green hydrogen in its liquid state presents significant challenges due to its physical and chemical properties MUSCAT: The Sustainable Energy.. Bureau Veritas Joins NavHyS Project to Advance Liquid Hydrogen Innovation in Shipping Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) is pleased to announce its participation in NavHyS COPYRIGHT POLICY DISCLAIMER TERMS & CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY We love meeting interesting people and making new friends You can read this article in 4 minutesPölös Zsófia the fifth day of the French farmers' protest the tractors left the commercial port of Bordeaux The rural coordination of Lot-et-Garonne (CR47) ended its blockade of the commercial port of Bordeaux on Friday morning the seventh largest in France in terms of goods traffic had been paralysed since Wednesday evening with around 150 farmers and 50 tractors involved.  Despite the end of the blockade in Bordeaux Farmers remain stationed at the Aldi distribution centre in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe while another group has shifted its efforts to the Carrefour distribution centre in Colomiers — Coordination Rurale (@coordinationrur) November 22, 2024 The organisers have called for reinforcements and urged people to join the protests as they continue their campaign against the “abusive margins” of the major retailers French farmers blocked the commercial port of Bordeaux disrupting operations to protest against the EU-Mercosur trade deal and ‘abusive margins’ by distributors farmers continued their blockade of the Leclerc purchasing center in Beychac-et-Caillau while members of the Rural Coordination of Lot-et-Garonne arrived in Bordeaux to block the commercial port in Bassens The protests have caused significant disruptions with tractors and trailers blocking access to the Grand Port Maritime the country’s seventh-largest port for goods traffic — Coordination Rurale (@coordinationrur) November 21, 2024 Farmers argue that the trade deal will allow imports of South American agricultural products that do not meet the same standards as French produce stated that the blockade is planned to continue throughout the night and possibly longer until the government provides a written commitment to address their concerns José Perez et la Coordination rurale bloquent actuellement le port de Bordeaux. Plusieurs autres points stratégiques sont également bloqués.#RevoltePaysanne pic.twitter.com/d83tSnnMcD — Résistance Paysanne (@ResistPaysans) November 20, 2024 with farmers in Toulouse planning to block roads next week to express their discontent with the trade agreement The French government has pledged to oppose the deal but farmers remain unsatisfied with the current measures Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 6.05.2025 Fragrance on the Fly: Why Pocket Perfumes Are Perfect for Airplane TravelSponsored Article 6.05.2025 French farmers have intensified their protests against the proposed EU-Mercosur trade deal blocking access to the commercial port of Bordeaux since late Wednesday aim to draw the government’s attention to the perceived threat the deal poses to rural livelihoods Protesters used tractors and trailers to block all roads leading to the port dumping tyres and waste to disrupt operations Per the local CR representative Karine Duc the farmers are frustrated with grain imports and other agricultural products that do not meet European standards and are concerned about unfair competition France’s seventh-largest port for goods traffic ended after disrupting operations for two days Around 150 farmers and 50 tractors participated in the protest including the Aldi distribution centre in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe and the Carrefour centre in Colomiers near Toulouse Farmers have also blocked other key locations like the Leclerc purchasing centre in Beychac-et-Caillau Protesters at these sites demand the government take action against what they call “abusive margins” by major retailers Union representatives said protests would continue until they receive a written commitment addressing their grievances has sparked renewed anger among French farmers after discussions at the G20 summit in Brazil on November 18-19 The proposed deal aims to reduce tariffs on agricultural products making it easier for Mercosur countries like Brazil and Argentina to export meat French farmers believe the deal would undermine their livelihoods by allowing imports of South American products that do not comply with EU regulations A spokesperson for the local prefecture in Bordeaux confirmed that while discussions with protesters were ongoing port operations were not majorly affected as of Thursday recently called for a parliamentary discussion on the trade deal but farmers remain sceptical about the government’s decision Farmers plan for protests at state institutions and government buildings starting November 25 with roadblocks expected in Toulouse and other regions French farmers have faced several challenges The Coordination Rurale union has urged people to join the protests as they expand their campaign against the trade agreement and retail margins Disclaimer : The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only While we endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct we make no representations or warranties of any kind suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of Do you have info to share with us ? Suggest a correction Marine Insight News Network is a premier source for up-to-date and insightful coverage of the maritime industry Marine Insight News Network prides itself on delivering accurate Signup today and get maritime ebooks submitted to your inbox directly.  © 2010 - 2025 Marine Insight — All Rights Reserved We respect your privacy and take protecting it very seriously This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page As the qualifier to Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 approaches Andrés Ortiz is hoping to lead the way for his country will host the Sudamérica Rugby Sevens Costa Rica 2021 tournament between 27-28 November where nine nations will compete for two places in Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 Whilst the home team might find it hard against the more experienced likes of Chile they have been working tirelessly for months with the goal of showcasing the sport in the nation’s biggest sporting stadium with a lot of hard work behind us and a structure on hand to assist,” says Andrés Ortíz the France-based centre that joined Los Ticos a couple of weeks ago ahead of the tournament A Costa Rican player making a career in French rugby is a story of dreams and pioneering that transcends borders It is a story of opening doors for future players to shine in the country that will host Rugby World Cup 2023 🔥¡Confirmado el fixture!🔥💥¡¿Listos para el torneo?!💥#SAR7s #Purorugbypuravida #ElRugbyNosUne pic.twitter.com/KyQoyzInd1 after shining at the Juegos Centroamericanos (a multi-discipline sporting event for the region) he travelled to France thanks to a French coach that he’d met when the coach was helping the national team a 40-minute drive from Toulouse and after winning the league When not training for the competitive Federale 2 semi-professional Ortíz works for Airbus as part of the team that paints their A350 and A330s He is hoping to jump a couple of divisions up in the next season where it all started for Ortíz at Universitarios Club de Rugby “The goal for the Sudamérica Rugby Sevens Costa Rica 2021 tournament is to be the top Central American team with a lot of discipline and the goal of planting Costa Rican rugby as high as it can We have a blend of experienced players and some fresh faces when you had to push players to go to national training sessions today you have a very motivated squad of around 20 Hosting an international sevens qualifier in San José is something that will certainly give the game exposure and profile and clubs and Federation are doing a great job Having rugby in the Estadio Nacional is huge.” The first modern sports and event arena in Central America the Estadio Nacional can hold 35 thousand spectators mainly due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions Ortíz hopes that when they sell out they will allow a bigger capacity “Playing rugby at the Estadio Nacional will be an historic occasion – something that gives us huge pride and exposure We are a soccer-mad country and that our sport can set foot in this stadium will be a turning point showing the government that rugby can organise good events It will open doors.” And opening doors is something Ortíz is keen on is also back to join the national team for the Sudamérica Rugby Sevens Costa Rica 2021 tournament “I was asked if I saw myself as a trailblazer because I don’t want to be the last Costa Rican to play overseas I have learnt a lot and my rugby is so much better for the experience but if I can help my fellow countrymen to give it a go the benefit for rugby in Costa Rica will be huge.” Former Flying Fijians tall timber Langi Peters is making an impact in his return to rugby contract in France who rejoined his St Sulpice La Pointe Rugby Club in Federal 2 division in France last month has been a wonder to his teammates since his return “I am delighted to be back after taking a break at home in Fiji,” he said from France on Monday He helped his St Sulpice La Pointe team beat Argeles 39-33 “My teammates which include Waisale Suka are happy with my return Last week I came on in the last quarter and we managed to score two more tries My teammates said I had boosted our side on my return.” is among the tall players Fiji has produced With recruitment of the Fijian Drua in progress and coming internationals built and experience would be a bonus in areas Fiji struggles in such as lineout and possession upfront “I am putting my hands up for selection if the FRU has an open door policy I am happy that Fijian players now have a lot of better opportunities and now is the time for them to step up The opportunity is here and grab it with both hands.” He said Fiji had a lot of Fijian players in France that selectors could pick from “Fijian players are playing in almost all the 10 divisions here,” he said from France He said the Flying Fijians team for the Northern Tour was a good selection Powered by PageSuite