I t seems appropriate that my first magazine as H2 View Editor should focus on industrial applications. For all the momentum behind renweables, hydrogen’s usage remains dominated by industry – namely oil refining, ammonia, methanol...
Hello and welcome to the April 2023 issue of H2 View. Last month I described how it’s shaping up to be an interesting year in hydrogen. A year of collaboration and investment; a year of...
It’s shaping up to be an interesting year in hydrogen. A year of collaboration and investment; a year of delivery, for many. There’s little doubt about the momentum behind hydrogen right now and indeed, over...
At a time when energy security has been at the forefront like never before, when the emphasis has been on expediting the necessary shift away from fossil fuels, and we face the twin concerns of...
Hello and welcome to our January 2023 issue of H2 View magazine – and if it isn’t too late to do so by the time you read this, then please allow me to wish you...
Hello and welcome to H2 Review, an exciting new annual product from us all here at H2 View. We launched H2 Review with the aim to provide a deeper dive into the talking points that...
While the climate goal of ‘implementation’ remains a slow burn, there was no doubt that hydrogen’s stature rose with more discussions, collaborations and deals announced at the UN Climate Change conference.
Hello and welcome to the December edition of H2 View magazine and our theme this month of all things Storage & Distribution. It’s an appropriate topic for our final issue of the year, not only...
Kawasaki on technology leadership, a 34MW power plant for 2024 and the pursuit of an entire hydrogen value chain.
What a time it is to be bringing you our Rail & Road edition, with the growing momentum in hydrogen mobility applications and hot on the heels of the European Parliament sending its own strong...
