Scientists develop new material for longer-lasting fuel cells
New research released today by scientists at Queen Mary University of London suggests that graphene could be used to make more durable hydrogen fuel cells for cars.
New research released today by scientists at Queen Mary University of London suggests that graphene could be used to make more durable hydrogen fuel cells for cars.
A course developed in Orkney, Scotland to prepare local seafarers for working on and alongside hydrogen-powered vessels has been approved by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
Long-time Shell Executive Andy Brown and former Flybe CEO Christine Ourmières-Widener have been named as the two latest additions to ZeroAvia’s Advisory Board, helping guide the company’s efforts to zero emission flight.
A new business-led network will be launched next week to promote the role of East Anglia as a UK hydrogen cluster, building on the region’s existing strengths in offshore wind, gas landing and distribution and...
“I can remember walking through the factory we had in New York and thinking to myself, how in the world am I going to fill this.”
A two-year trial that involved eleven urban trucks and vans running of green hydrogen dual fuel has saved over fourteen tonnes of CO2.
A new 2D material for hydrogen production has been developed by Scientists at Tomsk Polytechnic University and teams from the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague and Jan Evangelista Purkyne University.
A bold plan to fast-track the hydrogen train industry in the UK has been unveiled today with a further £1m investment from British rolling stock company Eversholt Rail and Alstom.
The UK Government has launched a Hydrogen Advisory Council as part of its decarbonisation efforts.
The UK Government has today announced £139m to cut emissions in heavy industry by supporting the transition from natural gas to clean hydrogen power.