Toyota’s goals for a hydrogen Olympic legacy at Paris 2024
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games will be the “ideal” event to showcase what hydrogen can do to decarbonise the mobility industry, according to Toyota Motor Europe’s R&D Vice-President.
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games will be the “ideal” event to showcase what hydrogen can do to decarbonise the mobility industry, according to Toyota Motor Europe’s R&D Vice-President.
Never before has hydrogen received so much attention – and so much pressure to prove itself. As part of the clean energy transition, it holds great potential to decarbonise key industries and reduce climate-warming emissions...
The role of ammonia in hydrogen’s future has grown exponentially in recent years. More companies and nations are looking to the hydrogen and nitrogen compound as both a transport medium and direct fuel for various...
Air Products will not make a final investment decision (FID) on its planned $4bn green hydrogen plant in Texas until US subsidy rules are finalised, according to the company’s CEO.
Industrial applications is a topic we simply cannot ignore. From the steel in our buildings or the fertilisers aiding our crops, the industrial production of various products is extensively woven into the fabric of our...
Phil Hodgson, Managing Director and CEO, Calix Limited, tells H2 View about the company’s green hydrogen-based zero-emission steel technology.
“There is no way to get the cost down on green hydrogen if only this niche hard-to-abate industry is targeting it. If we don’t have a market for hydrogen in transportation, it will be very...
“You need to be realistic because the moment you become non-pragmatic; you lose credibility and you lose the reality of how to deliver,” Javier Cavada tells H2 View.
Hydrogen is “embarking on a revolution” and Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) is riding that wave following recent successful heavy goods vehicle (HGV) testing, according to its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
H2 View speaks to Sattam Alsuwailem, founder and CEO of Hydrogen Systems.