Chart to outfit Lancaster green hydrogen plant with liquefaction technology
Chart Industries has secured an order to supply its liquid hydrogen technology to a 20,000 tonne-per-year (tpy) green hydrogen project in California, US.
What a whirlwind start to 2024. And what a time it is to bring you our Technology edition with a focus on fuel cells. As momentum continues to build behind hydrogen, more obstacles and questions have arisen. Our understanding of hydrogen’s potential has been the cornerstone of H2 View’s mission and activities since 2019, as we navigate this complex, exciting and often nuanced industry.
Chart Industries has secured an order to supply its liquid hydrogen technology to a 20,000 tonne-per-year (tpy) green hydrogen project in California, US.
Lhyfe will receive €149m ($161m) from the French Government to support the development of a large-scale green hydrogen plant.
Norwegian-based TECO 2030’s compressed hydrogen fuel systems design has received an Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV.
Canada has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to sell hydrogen produced on its east coast to Germany, through the European nation’s H2Global Foundation.
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Update: Rystad Energy this month (March 2024) estimated 40 companies were searching for natural hydrogen deposits at the end of 2023, up from just 10 in 2020.
A global coalition dedicated to hydrogen-based, electric natural gas (e-NG) has been formed to raise its awareness and promote the tradability and use of the synthetic gas.
The Hydrogen in Aviation (HIA) alliance has listed five recommendations to meet and ensure the UK becomes a “global leader” in the industry.
Up to $16m of funding will be available to support the establishment of commercial hydrogen fuelling infrastructure in California next month (April 2024).
First Hydrogen has completed a one-month trial of its hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles (FCEV) with Wales & West Utilities (WWU).
SSE Thermal and Equinor will consult on plans to develop a hydrogen-fired power station, which could be operational from 2030.
