Optimisation of hydrogen production technology could be crucial in unlocking cost-competitive green hydrogen and this could now be feasible with Hysata’s new innovative technology.
“I think the policies that have been put in place by the EU are a great driving force for hydrogen,” Dr. Graham Cooley, CEO of ITM Power, told the H2 View Virtual Hydrogen Summit Europe...
Nuclear power holds many of the correct perquisites for large-scale hydrogen generation and its feasibility will be explored by Bruce Power Net Zero in Ontario, Canada.
Electrolysis systems continue to be the backbone of the hydrogen economy and are recognised as one of the key methods in which to create large quantities of green hydrogen.
Hydrogen has again featured in UK politics with Prime Minister Boris Johnson expected to publish a new energy supply strategy next week which could include a further commitment made for the clean energy carrier.
The US continues to scale its hydrogen sector with Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Arkansas creating a bipartisan three-state partnership to establish a regional hydrogen hub.
50,000 tonnes of hydrogen could be generated each year in Malaysia with energy giants Petronas and ENEOS partnering for a joint feasibility study today (March 11).
In response to the European Commission’s plan to make Europe independent from Russian fossil fuels before 2030, Nel is increasing its electrolyser production capacity to meet raised ambitions for renewable hydrogen.
Smoltek Nanotech is supporting the growing electrolyser and hydrogen industries by developing an innovative nanofiber-based cell material to optimise green hydrogen production.
EDF Renewables has unveiled a new green hydrogen project that will support the Teesside, UK, in becoming a hotspot for hydrogen technologies.
