Ultrapure water can protect electrolyser investments
Stephen B. Harrison from sbh4 consulting outlines how green hydrogen and ammonia projects can be de-risked with ultrapure water investments.
Stephen B. Harrison from sbh4 consulting outlines how green hydrogen and ammonia projects can be de-risked with ultrapure water investments.
The Hydrogen Council’s latest Hydrogen Insights report delivered some much-needed positivity for the industry, whilst also bringing an equally needed sense of reality.
“Gas detection is a critical component of safety strategies, whether for direct hydrogen detection or monitoring hydrogen stored in another form, such as ammonia,” H2 View hears.
To ensure that hydrogen remains safe, gas detectors and flame detectors are used as the primary tools among many layers of a detection system, writes Cristin Krause, Global Marketing Manager at Dräger Safety.
“You can safely start and stop our system instantly, therefore you don’t need the controls to prevent it from deteriorating or avoid dangerous cross-over levels.”
“It’s going to be very difficult for this industry to reach price parity,” Topsoe’s PtX CEO, Kim Hedegaard, told H2 View.
ITM Power CEO, Dennis Schulz, speaks to Charlie Currie about the UK electrolyser manufacturer’s path to stability and a more grown-up operation.
European and Japanese policymakers could import large volumes of blue hydrogen that exceeds regulatory carbon intensity thresholds, according to a new report.
“We’ve found one of the strongest partners in India, if not the strongest partner,” Håkon Volldal, President and CEO of Nel, told H2 View.
As the hydrogen mobility sector grapples with challenges in refuelling infrastructure, INEOS Inovyn’s Dirk Dupon believes that the ongoing Daimler Truck trials will underscore the critical need for expanded hydrogen refuelling stations across Europe.