The Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) has joined forces with the prestigious National Academy of Engineering Korea (NAEK) to hold a critical workshop about hydrogen tomorrow.
It’s exciting times for the hydrogen economy, but governments and industry will need to make bold decisions and change perceptions if hydrogen is to become the much-hyped clean energy carrier of the future – complementing...
Hydrogen energy in France has visibly taken a big step forward in recent years, embraced as the sector unifying vector and increasingly prevalent in the country’s mobility plans in particular.
Until now, the biggest challenge preventing hydrogen energy from going mainstream has been its price tag. Although it has been effectively used to produce energy for various applications for over a hundred years, the costs...
The European Commission has launched a call for projects that showcase the potential of hydrogen applications to decarbonise islands across the EU and worldwide, expanding its existing work to promote innovative solutions.
Whilst the idea of switching to a hydrogen boiler might sound daunting, it turns out it’s actually quite boring – for the user nothing changes.
Energy consultant and certification body DNV GL has identified green hydrogen as one of the three breakthrough technologies in its Technology Outlook for the Power and Renewables Industry that will significantly accelerate the decarbonisation of industries.
H2 View has announced the final line-up for its Hydrogen Summit 2020 event in Munich, Germany this week, with the headline addition of Energy Observer to the speaking agenda.
A project which will develop and communicate a detailed understanding of the impact of blends of natural gas and hydrogen on end use applications has been launched in Europe.
Eoly (part of the Colruyt Group), Parkwind, and Fluxys want to build an installation in Zeebrugge, Belgium, to convert renewable electricity into green hydrogen on an industrial scale, the energy companies said today.
