Bridging the gap: TES’ vision for e-NG
“Since it’s chemically identical to natural gas, we believe the future total accessible market potential for e-NG is massive,” Lei Chen, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at TES told H2 View.
“Since it’s chemically identical to natural gas, we believe the future total accessible market potential for e-NG is massive,” Lei Chen, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at TES told H2 View.
AES Corporation has confirmed to H2 View that it is still pursuing the development of the 200-tonne-per-day hydrogen project.
“We’ve got real experts in both hydrogen and distilling, so it’s a natural place for us to start,” Tim Stedman, CEO of Storegga, tells H2 View.
As hydrogen faces a shifting policy landscape, industry stakeholders appear ready to adapt, balancing optimism with caution.
“Green projects are more of a concern given the new political context in the US.”
Nations like Japan and South Korea are looking at transitional solutions like ammonia co-firing to reduce emissions while maintaining energy security…
Uniper has delayed its goal of investing €8bn ($8.7bn) into green energies by 2030, amid “sluggish” hydrogen progress, after unveiling the strategy just last year.
The Chemours Company has confirmed to H2 View that it has put a $200m expansion of its fuel cell and electrolyser membrane manufacturing on hold as part of its reduction in hydrogen investments.
Identifying partners for certification in real-world hydrogen applications is the next step in commercialisation for Graphmatech, according to its Research Area Manager.
To parrot the pollsters and commentators, this election is simply too close to call. And for hydrogen, either outcome could pose opportunities and challenges.
