2020 will be forever remembered as the year of Covid – a period of challenge and hardship but also of profound mindset change. The global pandemic has impacted nearly everyone on the planet and forced...
When the Covid-19 pandemic reached Europe and began to shut down entire countries in mid-March, it was less than three weeks before H2 View was due to stage its very first event, the Hydrogen Summit...
The coronavirus outbreak has kept global communities confined for months. Though the main objective was stopping the spread of the virus, it also resulted in the steepest one-year decline in global carbon emissions since World...
Hydrogen is in the spotlight as the energy transition moves at pace. DNV GL’s recently launched Heading for Hydrogen report suggests a more certain future for hydrogen, and that the time is right to begin...
The latest report from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), ‘Reducing UK emissions: 2020 Progress Report to Parliament’, is good news for hydrogen.
National hydrogen strategies around the world have been emerging rapidly since Australia’s National Hydrogen Strategy was published November 2019, reflects Stephen B. Harrison in an exclusive column for H2 View.
The last few weeks have seen announcements from around the world that continue to position the renewable energy sector as the catalyst that will power the strongest possible recovery from a pandemic-induced global crisis.
As we edge closer towards the government’s mini-budget in July that will set out its economic recovery plans form Covid-19, the energy sector is turning up the volume on the role that hydrogen should play...
There’s change coming in how industry is powered, not just how it embraces digitisation, with clean energies providing an alternative strand of our latest industrial revolution. And in Britain, we’re already seeing this happen, writes...
As the world begins to emerge from one of the most challenging periods in recent history, governments are turning their attention to how they can quickly revitalise their economies. Stimulus packages are front of mind...
