In what has been described as a historic day for Japan, Australia and the global energy industry, the world’s first liquid hydrogen carrier last week left the Port of Victoria and started its journey to...
INEOS is powering ahead with its hydrogen production plans at its Grangemouth site in Scotland, UK, which is set to decarbonise various industrial assets.
A newly formed joint venture is looking to develop what it says will be UK’s largest hydrogen hub, capable of producing 1GW of low carbon hydrogen annually across two units, from 2026.
Hyzon Motors and Transform Materials want to produce low or negative carbon intensity hydrogen from various forms of methane, prioritising biogas and renewable natural gas.
Seven million kilograms of carbon-negative hydrogen: That’s exactly what climatetech innovator Mote wants to produce annually at its first wood-waste-to-hydrogen-fuel facility located near Bakersfield, California.
Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) wants to replace natural gas with hydrogen and hydrogen-blended fuels for combustion in its GE Gas Power turbines.
Waste-to-hydrogen technologies are at the heart of a new strategic collaboration agreement inked today (Nov 26) between EQTEC and Wood.
An Australian consortium has come together to explore the feasibility of blue hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in Western Australia for a competitive clean energy offering.
Yosemite Clean Energy wants to produce 12,200kg of green hydrogen daily from its first carbon-negative green hydrogen and renewable natural gas (RNG) site planned for Oroville, California.
Hy2en wants to produce green hydrogen and other biofuels, such as green ammonia, e-methanol and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) from 100% renewable energy.
