In a bid to take a lead role in the energy transition, Dutch gas infrastructure firm, Gasunie, has today (August 3) revealed it has joined the German hydrogen project funding platform, the H2Global Foundation.
Hexagon Purus has today (August 2) said its subsidiary, Wystrach GmbnH, has received a €5.2m ($5.3m) order for hydrogen distribution systems from a ‘long-standing’ customer in the form of a German industrial gas company.
UK-based Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has published a new report which offers five recommendations for safeguarding the switch to domestic hydrogen to ensure that all customers are supported through the transition.
A signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) could see the ‘world’s longest’ green and digital corridor established to enable low and zero carbon shipping, with hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels likely to be trialled.
In pursuit of developing green hydrogen production and distribution capacity, First Hydrogen Corp. has appointed Rob Campbell as CEO of its energy division.
Luxfer Gas Cylinders has revealed its involvement in the development of the UK’s first mass produced hydrogen-electric truck.
The typically seafaring TECO 2030 is set to deploy its technology on land under an agreement revealed today (August 2) which will see its hydrogen fuel cell stacks integrated into a prototype truck.
A $10m NASA funded project which seeks to use liquid ammonia as a main hydrogen carrier to decarbonise the aviation industry is set to on leverage chemical kinetics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation tools.
A $1.51bn redevelopment of a former uranium enrichment facility in Ohio, US, is expected to receive hydrogen technologies from Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) under a new agreement, revealed today (August 1).
The new Australian Government has signalled it is serious about emissions reduction by bringing forward a Bill to legislate its climate targets on the first full day of Parliamentary sittings.
