With 2021 drawing to a close, this year has been a significant one for many companies around the world with hydrogen’s popularity soaring. One company that has gone from strength to strength this year is...
With 2021 drawing to a close, many companies within the hydrogen industry have now turned their eyes towards the future and 2022 could be a huge one for many. With the industry expected to maintain...
In the early 1960s, a cooperative effort between the US Air Force Materials Laboratory, Dupont, and the Celanese Research Company led to a breakthrough: the synthesis and commercialisation of Polybenzimidazoles (PBIs), a class of high-performance...
Off the back of COP26, it’s clear that hydrogen’s intentions and interest phase is now behind us and the sector is sharpening its focus on the practicalities of mobilisation. Hydrogen in commercial transport in particular...
Hydrogen is a beacon of hope in the energy transition. Hexagon Purus, a global player in hydrogen and electromobility, offers Type 4 high-pressure cylinders to transport hydrogen in a safe, environmentally friendly manner. The benefits:...
Take 5 with Vaitea Cowan, co-founder of Enapter, as she shares her key takeaways from COP26.
Hydrogen is emerging as a leading industry to empower the world to a low carbon future. It’s ability to be a zero-emission fuel source to generate electricity, powering cities and transportation has witnessed a surge...
“The key players in the storage and transportation of hydrogen have a shared driver: we are compelled to invest to help reduce the price of hydrogen at the pump,” said Stephen Finn, Vice-President Sales &...
The opportunity and challenge in hydrogen. We hear and read about it everywhere. There’s global focus in achieving progress toward zero emissions in the next 10 years, globally. There is a strong play for hydrogen...
Where are the challenges, opportunities and technologies in hydrogen distribution? From HRS’ to high-pressure storage and transportation solutions, H2 View talks to Worthington Industries.
