Diesel may be the established standard in heavy goods transport, but hydrogen is an alternative that cannot be ignored, writes Thomas Schaefer, Business Development at Linde Hydrogen FuelTech.
Schaeffler and Symbio have inaugurated their new fuel cell bipolar plate production site in France, via the joint venture (JV) Innoplate.
Eletrobras has agreed to produce low-carbon hydrogen from the Port of Açu in the north of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Oxford nanoSystems (OnS) has launched a new multi-cell electrolyser test cell and fixture to accelerate R&D in hydrogen technology.
Rob Duffin, Director of Hydrogen, CCUS and Synthetic fuels at Arup, discusses the current state of play for hydrogen boilers, on H2 View’s, Perception and Safety, webinar.
Fusion Fuel has agreed to supply its 100kW HEVO electrolyser to an Iberian hospital for by-product capture and power capabilities.
The deployment of compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles can help bridge the gap to hydrogen-powered mobility, a H2 View webinar has heard.
Black & Veatch will begin studying green hydrogen commercialisation pathways in Malaysia to realise the country’s energy ambitions.
Nu:ionic Technologies and XRG Technologies have developed an electrified emission-free reactor capable of producing low carbon “Teal Hydrogen.”
Proton Motor Power Systems has completed a follow up order with DB Bahnbau Gruppe for the delivery of hydrogen fuel cell systems.
