NextChem Tech adopts Vallourec’s Delphy for hydrogen and ammonia storage
NextChem Tech will integrate Vallourec’s hydrogen storage solution into green hydrogen and ammonia projects it’s participating in as a technology provider.
The time is most definitely now for a hydrogen economy which has moved far beyond its original aim or definition.” Those were the words of Rob Cockerill, then managing editor at H2 View, in his editorial for our very first issue back in 2019. Fast forward 49 issues to April 2024 and our 50th issue, and it feels as if hydrogen is now finding its new definition. Having moved from its roots as a “merchant” gas, traditionally used in chemicals and refining processes, where it was often described as ‘the key enabler of refineries,’ it is now seen as a very different kind of enabler: one of decarbonisation.
NextChem Tech will integrate Vallourec’s hydrogen storage solution into green hydrogen and ammonia projects it’s participating in as a technology provider.
Fortescue has today (April 8) opened a 2GW PEM electrolyser factory in Queensland, Australia, as it looks to roll out a series of green hydrogen production projects globally.
The scale-up of electrolyser capacities, however, introduces a new set of risks, writes Arthur Delargy, Principal Risk Engineer at Liberty Specialty Markets.
ACME Group and Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies have agreed to jointly explore the development of large-scale hydrogen supply chains from Oman to Europe.
“The aviation industry has no credible plan to achieve the emissions goals of the Paris Agreement that was signed nearly 10 years ago,” Mark Cousin, President and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Universal Hydrogen, told...
TECO 2030 has received an Approval in Principle (AiP) for its hydrogen fuel cell power generator system.
The European Commission has approved the €350m ($379m) German scheme designed to support renewable hydrogen production.
Norwegian Hydrogen’s joint venture (JV) Grøn Brint has produced its first molecules of hydrogen from its 2MW Hjørring plant in Denmark.
Hydrologiq took part in what is potentially the “world’s first” hydrogen-powered film shoot for Toyota.
Because of the wide range of applications, there is no one size fits all solution when it comes to hydrogen system design…
