PDC Machines’ diaphragm gas compressors are integral to hydrogen refuelling stations and therefore a product which is currently very high in demand due to the ever-evolving hydrogen mobility market.
Eisenhuth is at the forefront of manufacturing components for fuel cells and electrolysers. With the scaling up of hydrogen related technologies, the German-based company is looking to capitalise on the emerging lucrative market to establish...
A couple of weeks ago, H2 View heard about the fruition of GenHydro, a Pennsylvania-based company which is looking to produce over 20kg of green hydrogen an hour at a ground-breaking cost of $1.20/kg with...
ITM Motive will build a small network of large hydrogen stations for trucks and buses in north England in a bid to kickstart demand for the market, the ITM Power subsidiary has revealed to H2...
“It was like a lightbulb went on,” said the Renewable Hydrogen Alliance’s (RHA) new Executive Director, Michelle Detwiler, as she described to H2 View the moment she realised hydrogen’s potential.
He previously hailed it the hero fuel in Australia’s quest to reduce emissions and combat the effects of climate change, and in part one of this series Dr. Alan Finkel highlighted how hydrogen is in...
It’s not just which designer they are wearing that Hollywood’s elite are judged on when they arrive at the Oscars, but also the car they pull up in – and more importantly, how green it...
The Manchester Fuel Cell Innovation Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University in the UK has installed a 2,000 litre storage tank on its roof in a bid to store and generate hydrogen for research purposes.
Australia has major ambitions to become not only a major hydrogen producer but also a key exporter to customers around the globe. FIBA Technologies’ International Sales Manager, Jean-Christophe Poussin, examines how investment and policy are...
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) and New Zealand’s Firstgas Group are investigating the role for hydrogen in decarbonising Oceania’s gas grids. Research from both energy firms shows their distribution networks could be converted to 100%...
