Jake Martin, Hydrogen Business Development Manager EMEAI, at Haskel, discusses the role that governments will play in the future for hydrogen, on H2 View’s, Hydrogen: Mobility Pillar Special, webinar.
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Hydrogen will only supply 5% of global energy demand in 2050, a third of the level required to meet Net Zero, a report by independent energy expert, DNV has predicted.
Hydrogen infrastructure solutions provider, GenH2 has said it now holds the ‘most’ active NASA patent license agreements by any private company, procured through NASA’s Technology Transfer Programme.
Just days after announcing its US business, German-based Quantron has revealed it has signed a framework agreement with TMP Logistics Group for an order of up to 500 Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell trucks.
Materials-handling equipment specialist, Hyster has announced it is testing a hydrogen fuel cell-powered top-pick container handler in the Port of Los Angeles, California, US.
AVANGRID, member of Iberdrola Group and Sempra Infrastructure have revealed intentions to develop green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the US.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced the winners of the first phase of the H-Prize: Hydrogen Shot Incubator, a $2.6m competition to foster innovative concepts for producing clean hydrogen.
Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen has announced that its NASA-funded hydrogen fuel cell-based advanced modular power and energy system (AMPES) operated successfully aboard Blue Origin’s aborted New Shepard 23 flight on September 12, 2022.
