Making History: The World’s First Hydrogen Exchange Makes Its First Transactions

HDEX, a trailblazing force in the hydrogen industry, proudly announces the launch of the world’s premier hydrogen exchange. On January 1, 2024 the first transactions occurred on the HDEX platform. This groundbreaking platform facilitates the seamless trading of hydrogen and investing in the hydrogen sector, propelling the transition to a sustainable future.

“HDEX is a game-changer for the hydrogen industry and the environment,” emphasizes Aron Dutta, Chairman and co-founder of HDEX. “By creating the world’s first hydrogen exchange, we are enabling the development of a global hydrogen market that will drive innovation, investment, and adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy solution.”

HDEX is set to debut its private token offering in the next few weeks, inviting only a select group of investors to participate. To receive updates, please join our mailing list at http://hdexgroup.com/

About HDEX

At HDEX, we are committed to advancing the possibilities within the evolving hydrogen market, offering a reliable platform for seamless trade and contributing to the sustainable future of energy. HDEX is a global company based in the United Kingdom.  For more information contact us at info@hdexgroup.com.


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Hong Kong – Cases of making ex gratia payment from Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund gazetted

Cases of making ex gratia payment from Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund gazetted

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     The Commissioner for Labour today (October 27) gave notices in the Gazette under section 16(1A) and/or section 18(2) of the Protection of Wages on Insolvency Ordinance (Chapter 380) for cases with ex gratia payment from the Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund made to employees. 
      
     For details of the notices, please refer to Government Notice Numbers from 6481 to 6515 at the website of the eGazette of the Government Logistics Department.

Making Moves in Asia: LDJ Rockefeller Research Group Introduces New CEO Jeong Cheol Park

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Hong Kong – Cases of making ex gratia payment from Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund gazetted

Cases of making ex gratia payment from Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund gazetted

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     ​The Commissioner for Labour today (May 19) gave notices in the Gazette under section 16(1A) and/or section 18(2) of the Protection of Wages on Insolvency Ordinance (Chapter 380) for cases with ex gratia payment from the Protection of Wages on Insolvency Fund made to employees. 
      
     For details of the notices, please refer to Government Notice Numbers from 3002 to 3038 on the website of the eGazette of the Government Logistics Department.

Making mobile games in 2023 Hub Crawl session: an overview

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One thing Ukie has learnt from the pandemic is that virtual events are an important feature to our calendar. As an organisation which represents the whole of the UK, virtual events allow participants and attendees to join from multiple hubs and beyond – bringing with them a unique collection of speakers and topics.

Our first virtual Hub Crawl kicked off with Making Games for Mobile in 2023. Salman Shurie from Gesinimo Games started proceedings by unpicking the development process of his viral hit Tap Tricks.Salman explained where he went right, and perhaps just as interestingly, where he went wrong and evolved from what he had learned. Additionally, the term toy was used, because as Salman described, a toy should be something easily accessible and which comes naturally, therefore the UI had to reflect that. Listen to Salmans talk here.

Next up was Reedah El-Saie from Brainspark Games, a current member of our Barclays Mobile Growth programme. Reedah explore her background in law (and if you watched Daxs talk from last week at Brighton you may notice a theme emerging!) and how mobile is the ideal platform for educational games.Listen to Reedahs talk here.

Tristan Clark from Trailmix stepped up next with the story of their game Love & Pies and the importance of storytelling where the caf is literally and figuratively burnt down. Tristan explored how Trailmix wanted to make something nourishing in the mobile space, while staying within the bites of playtime that mobile players have become accustomed to.Listen to this in-depth talk from Tristan here.

Finally, we had Maria Sayans from ustwo games as our second Hub Crawl hero of the series. Maria discussed the story of ustwo games, the main challenges and opportunities present in the mobile space and how it may change going forward. A key takeaway was when she reflected on the rise of cosy games, thrilled that ustwo games have become part of that movement and how cosy and wholesome is the start of the path towards being meaningful. Accessible stories and gameplay that goes beyond entertainment for the player encouraging emotions, thinking, connection and perhaps future action.Listen to Marias fireside chat here.

As always, a big thank you to our overarching partner Barclays Games and eSports and to our virtual partner, AWS.

Up next is Newcastle see you there!

All of our Hub Crawls, both in-person and online can be found on our Eventbrite collection