Water, food and energy form a nexus at the heart of sustainable development. Agriculture is the largest consumer of the world’s freshwater resources, and water is used to produce most forms of energy.
HyCentA (Hydrogen Research Centre Austria) based in Graz is an organisation committed to the research and development (R&D) of green hydrogen technologies.
Oracle Power has today (September 12) announced the completion of its technical and commercial feasibility study for its 400MW green hydrogen and ammonia project in Pakistan.
Norway’s Nel has been making further moves in the electrolyser space in 2023, with a growing order book and plans for a new gigafactory in the US.
Pressure for the US Treasury Department for the Hydrogen Production Tax Credit (45V) to deliver guidance with no overly stringent requirements, including additionality, is rising.
Hydrogen Optimized has been awarded $3.5m to automate and expand its RuggedCell™ water electrolyser capacity in Ontario, Canada, to scale up hydrogen production.
UK Hydrogen Champion and Chief Executive for Catalyst Technologies at Johnson Matthey, Jane Toogood, explains the need for both electrolytic (green) and CCS-enabled (blue) hydrogen as we work towards Net Zero.
Worley will undertake front end engineering design (FEED) work for Stanwell Corporation’s 2.2GW Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2).
Founded in 2020, Californian-based start-up EVōLOH set out to develop electrolyser and manufacturing technology that could change the green hydrogen production landscape.
The European Commission on Wednesday (August 30) revealed its rules for its first European Hydrogen Bank auctions, offering renewable hydrogen production subsidies of up to €4.5/kg ($4.9).
