Denham to demonstrate hydrogen power
The small coastal town of Denham, in Western Australia’s Shark Bay area, is preparing to test a hydrogen plant powered by solar energy.
The small coastal town of Denham, in Western Australia’s Shark Bay area, is preparing to test a hydrogen plant powered by solar energy.
On the day that more members were added to its prestigious ranks, H2 View looks at what key stakeholders in this movement have said about the Hydrogen Council.
Michelin, Saudi Aramco, Siemens and Nikola Motor are among 22 companies that have joined the Hydrogen Council bringing its membershp total to 81, the CEO-led organisation that aims to position hydrogen among the key solutions...
Expert safety reviews of hydrogen fuelling stations and production facilities are set to begin in South Korea following a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing in New York today.
Using hydrogen as a clean, affordable and sustainable source of energy is another step closer after Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Matt Canavan signed a joint statement of cooperation with Japan on Friday.
Hydrogen could be used to fuel the Olympic flame cauldron at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics – marking the first time in the international sporting event’s history that hydrogen would be used for this purpose.
In the six months since Fiona Simon took on the role of CEO of the Australian Hydrogen Council, she has not only overseen the association’s rebrand and significant growth, but she has also been party...
Four Toyota Mirai vehicles provided the power for a U2 concert in Tokyo, Japan last month, making U2 the first international touring band to use hydrogen power at a show.
2019 saw the global hydrogen fuel sector add more than 1GW of new capacity for the first time, according to a report by energy consultancy E4tech.
If 2019 was a breakthrough year for hydrogen mobility, power and technology, then 2020 could yet be another huge step forward towards that crucial tipping point in commercialisation, scale up and realisation, writes Rob Cockerill.