Hydrogen is anticipated to be a game changer in the global transition to sustainable energy by offering fuel cells, alternative propulsion systems, and renewable power, according to new GlobalData research.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has today (November 16) made a call to G7 countries to ramp up a global green hydrogen market.
The World Bank Group today (November 15) at COP27 in Egypt launched the Hydrogen Development Partnership (H4D), a global initiative to boost the deployment of low-carbon hydrogen in developing countries.
With COP27 hosting Energy Day, we outline the state of play in the hydrogen sector, and key challenges and opportunities facing the industry on the path to decarbonisation.
A new global commission focused on speeding up planning and approvals for the massive deployment of renewables and green hydrogen needed to address climate change and energy security was launched today, coinciding with Energy Day...
COP27 is marking Water Day as the world confronts the challenges relating to a growing global population, and increased pressures on energy resources and security.
A consistent industry, benign weather conditions and strong domestic market will ensure Brazil is one of the ‘great hydrogen players’, generating growth for suppliers even at times of international adversity, according to Unigel shareholder Leo...
Reducing the cost of green hydrogen to $1/kg by 2030 is an “unlikely achievement,” according to a new hydrogen report from GlobalData.
In pursuit of ensuring hydrogen safety standards, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) has formed a new Hydrogen Membership to represent all segments of the hydrogen economy in the Americas.
Blue and green hydrogen have been identified as global innovation priorities across hydrocarbon basins to achieve the Paris Agreement’s emissions targets and create integrated Net Zero energy systems says the Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC).
