Maritime

The Hydrogen Council’s Global Hydrogen Flows report has predicted that $1.5 trillion worth of investments on a cumulative basis will be needed to enable the global trade of hydrogen by 2050.

The most recent report from the Hydrogen Council has highlighted a regional mismatch between hydrogen supply and demand but estimates extensive trade links could connect the globe by 2050.

A new Hydrogen Council report has said that optimising global hydrogen trade flows could reduce investment costs by $6 trillion across the supply chain, while accelerating the energy transition.

Nuvera Fuel Cells has announced it has signed an agreement with Italian-based H2Boat for the supply of its fuel cells for hydrogen-powered marine applications.

The UK Government is funding a consortium to deliver the ‘world’s first’ zero-emission multi-fuel station (ZEMFS) for hydrogen and electric ships.

TECO 2030’s Power Barge concept has won an innovation accolade, succeeding in the category of ‘Innovation Concepts’ in the ZeroEmission@Berth competition.

James Cox, Public Affairs Manager at Bristol Airport explores why the UK needs to consider the benefits of hydrogen in areas without heavy industry if it’s to seize the economic advantages of the Net Zero...

Utah, US-based Renewable Innovations and Aicon Yachts, in a new collaboration are seeking to deliver a more sustainable yachting experience by using hydrogen-based power systems for diesel free anchored and dockside power.

With the mobility pillar consistently a hot topic for hydrogen markets, and arguably the most anticipated and relatable application of the energy transition, H2 View has announced a Snap Summit to summarise the sector’s progress...

The UAE and Germany have signed a new Energy Security and Industry Accelerator (ESIA) Agreement that will accelerate projects of joint interest  in energy security, decarbonisation and climate action.