Rob Duffin, Director of Hydrogen, CCUS and Synthetic fuels at Arup, discusses the challenge of maintaining consumer choice, and balancing the act of energy cost vs source, on H2 View’s, Perception and Safety, webinar.
Swedish steel bearing manufacturer SKF and voestalpine Wire Technology have produced a prototype bearing using hydrogen direct reduced iron (DRI)-based steel.
Irish electricity firm ESB is using a hydrogen fuel cell power unit at its Dublin head office as part of a wider demonstration lighthouse project.
The company said it has completed preliminary feasibility studies, which showed “positive economic viability.”
Primetals Technologies has been selected by Blastr Green Steel to develop a 100% hydrogen-based direct reduced iron (DRI) plant in collaboration with Midrex Technologies.
Yanmar Energy Systems and Daigas Energy have successfully tested a cogeneration system using a 30% hydrogen blend, according to reports.
Phelan Green Energy is set to invest over $2bn to develop a green ammonia production facility in Peru, according to reports.
European engineering consultancy Sweco has been contracted to build a 3MW green hydrogen plant in Finland.
Lhyfe has partnered with industrial engineering firm Fives to design solutions for the supply and use of green hydrogen in industrial combustion processes.
A six-month Italian trial has been launched to use hydrogen in steel processing.
