Hydrogen continues to be one of the largest growing renewable energy markets across the globe and increased investment is required to ensure that the industry becomes established. Not only will investment support distribution and production,...
The creation of a hydrogen market is key for tackling the growing climate and environmental challenges. However one solution is recognised as having the ability to support both by reducing the amount of waste in...
Hydrogen continues to make huge strides in the mobility sector and at H2 View’s Virtual Hydrogen Summit Europe 2022, Juergen Guldner, Vice-President of Fuel Cell Technology and Vehicle Projects at BMW Group, discussed the company’s...
Hydrogen can be utilised across a range of hard-to-abate sectors where electrification is either not cost-competitive or feasible. One company exploring hydrogen’s potential across multiple sectors is Italian-based RINA.
Featuring during the policy session at H2 View’s Virtual Hydrogen Summit Europe 2022 was Sylvie Denoble-Mayer, Group Hydrogen Deputy Vice-President of ENGIE and a Hydrogen Council Representative.
With an urgency to decarbonise various aspects of society, hydrogen continues to be recognised as a leading candidate for reducing the carbon footprint of various sectors.
It was 1997 that Randy MacEwen first took an interest in hydrogen and fuel cells. He was working as a lawyer in Toronto, Canada at the time, and one of his clients was an electrolyser...
In the race to a zero-emission future, the fuel cell versus battery ‘rivalry’ is clouding the true objective at hand. George Heynes investigates the crucial role for both technologies and why it’s ‘and’ not ‘either/or’.
When Sir William Robert Grove, a lawyer turned scientist based in Swansea, Wales, invented the first fuel cell in 1839, he undoubtably did not know the huge impact his work would have on the flourishing...
Hydrogen fuel cells continue to be one of the most in demand zero-emission technologies across the globe and remain a champion of the hydrogen industry. In the fuel cell sector, the UK holds a lot...
