How fuel cell makers are facing market headwinds
Innovation in fuel cells, in an attempt to support the technology’s value proposition, shows no sign of slowing.
Innovation in fuel cells, in an attempt to support the technology’s value proposition, shows no sign of slowing.
InterContinental Energy CEO, Alex Tancock, says Australia’s hydrogen policies signal a shift towards clean energy leadership, but long-term success hinges on demand creation and integrated industries to drive costs down.
Fuel cell OEMs must drive down fuel consumption and improve efficiency to remain competitive.
H2 View speaks to Alleima’s Henrik Fintling (HF), General Manager for Surface Technology and Håkan Holmberg (HH), Head of Business Development Surface Technology.
With uncertainty mounting, the industry must brace for policy shifts, but hydrogen’s bipartisan appeal – and its ties to natural gas – could yet secure its survival.
“The use of digital twins is going to be extremely valuable in ensuring we build the robust layers to manage or mitigate any risk, or stop it happening in the first place,” says Steven Elliott,...
Ballard President and CEO, Randy MacEwen, tells H2 View about how the fuel cell maker is restructuring, cutting costs and fighting for long-term success in a tough hydrogen market
Vincent Designolle, Delphy Director at Vallourec, told H2 View that the company’s hydrogen storage solution is safe, compact and modular, making it attractive to customers.
Sarah Kimpton, Vice-President and low carbon lead, UK and Ireland, Energy Systems at DNV, highlights the challenges facing the UK in meeting its carbon capture and clean hydrogen goals.
Paired with today’s advances in predictive AI, digital twins can become both predictive and prescriptive.
