In the ever-progressing green hydrogen industry, the cost of electrolysers is a topic that flares its head regularly. With supplies of iridium, a key catalyst for the technology, ever dwindling and prices continually rising, California,...
California, US-based start-up Verdagy has today (September 20) announced milestones in its development of what it says will be the ‘world’s largest’ membrane-based electrochemical cells for industrial-scale hydrogen generation.
Edward Campbell of BoMax Hydrogen explains why the company believes the breakthrough is closer than ever.
A perspective on the importance of component coatings and catalysts, from TFP Hydrogen.
Researchers at the University of Chicago have been awarded $12.5m by the US Department of Energy (DOE) to investigate zero-emission hydrogen energy, with hopes of developing catalysts to optimise electrolysers.
Managing Director of the UK-based electrochemical technology manufacturer, TFP Hydrogen Products, David Hodgson has been awarded the Castner Medal by the Electrochemical Technology Group of SCI.
The UK and Ireland look set to gain further hydrogen production capacity as HydraB Power and Armstrong Capital Management today (September 7) announce the companies have entered into a joint venture, HyGen Energy Holdings Limited.
Irish whiskey is set to get a hydrogen clean up, as Irish Distillers reveal plans to build €250m ($248.2m) distillery which is expected to be powered by renewable energy, including green hydrogen and biogas.
$3m has been awarded to Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL), in South Carolina, US to further research capable of enabling pathways for hydrogen storage and production technologies.
In a bid to accelerate cross-border hydrogen infrastructure between Denmark and Germany, Energinet and Gasunie Deutschland have today (September 1) announced a signed agreement to cooperate on preliminary work.
