As we pass the halfway point of 2024, it would be fair to say that many across the hydrogen industry are under the pump. While on my travels to the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, that sentiment was abundantly clear. Across the event’s sessions, discussions on the exhibition floor and throughout interviews, a sense of reality was conveyed that I had not yet experienced in hydrogen.
Rob Duffin, Director of Hydrogen, CCUS and Synthetic fuels at Arup, discusses if he believes the general public would welcome and accept hydrogen flowing into the homes, on H2 View’s, Perception and Safety, webinar.
Chart Industries has joined the project Energy Observer 2, which aims to address maritime decarbonisation challenges through liquid hydrogen solutions.
Dr Phil Ingram, Managing Director, Low Carbon Hydrogen and Ammonia at Johnson Matthey, discusses how the emergence of CCS-enabled (blue) hydrogen could be key in meeting the UK’s Net Zero targets.
ACWA Power has agreed to produce up to 600,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year in Tunisia and export it to Europe over three phases.
ClassNK has released the third edition of its “Guidelines for Ships Using Alternative Fuels,” adding requirements for hydrogen-powered ships.
Japan and the European Union will collaborate to develop international standards for the hydrogen supply chain, according to reports.
There are currently six hydrogen refuelling stations open in the UK, down from 10 just two years ago, writes Brett Ryan, Head of Policy and Analysis at Hydrogen UK.
As we pass the halfway point of 2024, it would be fair to say that many across the hydrogen industry are under the pump. While on my travels to the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam,...
