The creation of a hydrogen market is key for tackling the growing climate and environmental challenges. However one solution is recognised as having the ability to support both by reducing the amount of waste in...
A new joint venture has been formed by IndianOil, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), and ReNew Power in a bid to support the growing green hydrogen industry with additional electrolyser manufacturing capacity.
Emirates Team New Zealand revealed on Thursday (March 31) it has launched a prototype hydrogen-powered foiling chase boat in Auckland.
A new international agreement between SGH2 Energy Global, GS E&C, and KOSPO will aim to develop the “world’s first” fuel cell power plant that uses hydrogen from plastic waste in Ulsan, South Korea.
Heliogen, an innovative US-based company aiming to use the sun to provide heat for electrolysis and hydrogen production, has signed an agreement with Woodside Energy to commercialise its product.
EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies has strengthened its hydrogen presence in China with the creation of a fuel cell testing bench with an initial 150kW capacity and upgrade potential of 250kW.
Hydrogen’s adaptable attributes have seen it deployed across a range of different applications and on Tuesday (March 29), HB11 Energy made a breakthrough demonstrating non-thermal fusion of hydrogen and boron-11 using high-power lasers.
Europe will benefit for a new partnership between Fortescue Future industries (FFI) and E.ON that will see the companies become the EU’s “largest” renewable hydrogen supplier and distributor.
In a bid to support the growing hydrogen community in Australia, Infinite Blue Energy (IBE) today (March 30) revealed plans to develop Australia’s “first” large-scale green hydrogen plant for heavy transportation.
Hypersonix Launch Systems has received a boost in the development of its hydrogen-fuelled platform with the Federal Government providing $2.95m to support its development.
