Raffinerie Heide, a company that originally started out as a traditional crude oil refinery over 100 years ago, is now shifting its efforts towards a cleaner energy future through the production of green hydrogen and...
ABB will provide instrumentation and electrification solutions to power Australia’s first hydrogen liquefaction and loading terminal at the Port of Hastings in Victoria as part of the “world first” Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) project.
The world’s hydrogen and fuel cell community will gather in Vancouver, Canada next April to address hydrogen’s role in a clean energy future at the f-cell+HFC 2020 conference and trade fair.
California is undoubtably setting an example of what can be achieved with hydrogen as an alternative energy source both in the US and across the globe. Once more, the state is showcasing its commitment towards...
By 2030, Queensland is at the forefront of renewable hydrogen production in Australia, supplying an established domestic market and export partners with a safe, sustainable and reliable supply of hydrogen.
Two years ago, Energy Networks Australia launched Gas Vision 2050 – a vision that describes how transformational technologies can be deployed to achieve reliable, secure energy and cost-effective carbon reductions from gaseous fuel use.
A forum aiming to establish a reliable, go-to source of information for all community stakeholders in the hydrogen and fuel cell space will be held next week in Dublin, Ireland.
Researchers from the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University have highlighted a catalyst which can generate hydrogen in a commercial device at a lower price.
Cummins Inc. has appointed Amy Adams as Vice-President of Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Technologies in the Electrified Power business sector.
SolarPower Europe members, Meyer Burges and European Energy, with Ecosolifer, in partnership with Hydrogenics, have launched an Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) proposal for a solar to hydrogen facility.
