Hydrogen safety

Global Energy Ventures (GEV) has received approval in principle (AIP) for the containment system of its compressed green hydrogen ship, based on a cargo capacity of 2,000 tonnes of hydrogen.

The North West Hydrogen Alliance (NWHA) has strengthened its aim to provide the North West of England with a green industrial revolution by welcoming five new members, each of which will contribute significantly to help...

HyDeploy has taken a further step towards injecting zero carbon hydrogen into the UK’s gas network following the successful completion of the Phase 1 trial at Keele University.

LDetek’s HyDetek system will provide trace impurity measurements in hydrogen produced at Air Liquide’s hydrogen unit in Bécancour, Quebec, Canada.

Researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have developed a light-activated hydrogen sensor that detects hydrogen leaks before they pose safety risks.

UK-based Rhino Doors has developed a new range of ultra-fast explosion relief (UFER) products to reduce the explosion risk at refuelling stations, as part of an effort to push forward the hydrogen economy.

Red is the colour of danger. We know this intuitively from traffic lights and safety signage, where it means ‘prohibition’. According to the EN 1089-3, red is also the colour assigned to hydrogen gas cylinder...

Industry-specific solutions provider Honeywell has strengthened its focus on harnessing hydrogen energy to enable industrial and commercial thermal process customers to reduce carbon emissions levels and comply with tightening global environmental regulations.

“We have found the majority of people don’t even know that fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) are an option. When people hear electric, they only think battery electric, and that’s a problem.”

UK-based pressure, temperature and level measurement solutions specialist Hydrotechnik has revealed to H2 View that it is preparing for lift-off in the hydrogen energy sector with the development of a range of new products.