E4tech’s eighth annual Fuel Cell Industry Review showed 2021 to be a remarkable year for fuel cells, with around 85,850 units shipped – equating to 2,313MW, even with the Covid pandemic still hanging over markets....
Hydrogen will only supply 5% of global energy demand in 2050, a third of the level required to meet Net Zero, a report by independent energy expert, DNV has predicted.
Saudi Arabian-based ACWA Power and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) are set to explore the development of green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the Middle East and other geographies to decarbonise KEPCO’s South Korea operations.
In a ‘fireside chat’ at the Hydrogen Americas Summit in Washington, DC, US, today (October 10), Air Products’ Chairman, President and CEO said the industry must build hydrogen supply before seeing its deployment in end-uses.
With the release in the last few hours (Wednesday 5) of the Hydrogen Council’s Global Hydrogen Flows report, we have a new vision unveiled in how the hydrogen society can best begin to be realised....
Rolls-Royce and SOWITEC have agreed to cooperate on developing up to 500MW of electrolysis capacity across Power-to-X (PtX) projects by 2028, for the production green hydrogen and e-fuels.
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.
The momentum in hydrogen investments and deployment has been building for many years and has rapidly accelerated since 2020, but we’re now seeing the bigger picture in hydrogen unveiled and the direction of the task...
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.
