CHIP targets key hydrogen technologies with three new projects
The Carbon Trust’s Clean Hydrogen Innovation Programme (CHIP) has launched three projects to address essential technology groups within the hydrogen supply chain.
The Carbon Trust’s Clean Hydrogen Innovation Programme (CHIP) has launched three projects to address essential technology groups within the hydrogen supply chain.
Elemental Energy will distribute Hexagon Purus’ Type 4 cylinders, multi-element gas containers and distribution storage products throughout southern and east Africa.
Verne has completed the development of the “world’s first” cryo-compressed (CcH2) hydrogen-powered truck.
Vireon has revealed plans to build the first of four large-scale hydrogen refuelling stations in Finland.
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) has completed the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for its membrane-free MFE110 electrolyser ahead of deployment in Northern Ireland.
A company spokesperson told H2 View the firm’s Norwegian production plans are now at an “uncertain stage,” and will remain so until there are “clear incentives and support from government.”
Wales & West Utilities (WWU) will develop two hydrogen projects in the UK together with the South West Conceptual Plan (SWCP) and Decentralised Alliance for South West Hydrogen (DASH).
ECL has secured a 600-acre site in Texas to deliver a 1GW off-grid, hydrogen-powered artificial intelligence (AI) factory, dubbed TerraSite1.
Siltrax has launched the next phase of development for its silicon-based fuel cell technology following a $10m investment round.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned that extra requirements for electricity used in green hydrogen production should be “applied cautiously” by policymakers.
