Despite the challenges of the current coronavirus pandemic, Energy Observer has decided to forge ahead with its round the world Odyssey in its self-sufficient seagoing vessel powered by hydrogen.
Norwegian research and development (R&D) company Prototech AS is looking to decarbonise the maritime industry with hydrogen fuel cells.
A Hydrogen Coalition, formed of 38 organisations ranging from environmental groups to industry, has offered a pact to the Cabinet of the Netherlands for the development of a Dutch hydrogen supply chain.
Delivering Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s target of blending up to 20% hydrogen into Britain’s gas networks from 2023 is a key priority of plans aiming to create the world’s first net zero gas network.
Waste ammonia from Severn Trent’s sewage treatment facility could soon be transformed into valuable hydrogen, with a research group targeting to produce 450 tonnes of the clean fuel per year.
A new large-scale hydrogen refueller will soon be hitting the market.
Green Hydrogen Systems has joined the French Association for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (AFHYPAC).
Uniper has put money on electro-fuel based on hydrogen being a fuel of the future.
Following the initial unveiling last month (17th Feb), more plans have today (10th March) been confirmed for Norway’s first large-scale fuel cell production facility, located in Narvik.
A newly commissioned study is examining potential hydrogen infrastructure developments at the Ports of Bremen, Germany.
