Valérie Bouillon-Delporte’s personal commitment to green technology began in the 1990s when she was working for the metal industry. It was there she observed that everything in that industry is recycled, nothing is wasted.
Prior to 2019, if you’d heard the name Jo Bamford you probably would have associated him with family-run vehicle engineering firm JCB, and as the grandson of its founder Joseph Bamford.
Whilst he might be new in his role at Nel Hydrogen, Thorsten Herbert is not a new face to the European hydrogen community. Previously divisional head of transport and infrastructure at the National Organisation Hydrogen...
This week marks the first-ever European Hydrogen Week (23rd to 27th Nov). Organised by the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU), the next five days will see a weeks’ worth of digital events...
For Pierre-Etienne Franc, Co-Secretary of the Hydrogen Council, continued safety and bringing down cost are two things required to develop the global hydrogen market.
It was during Thomas Korn’s time as a physics student that he first understood the immense potential of hydrogen in different scenarios, whether as a means for storing energy or as a fuel. “In fact,...
For long haul and heavy-duty vehicles like trucks, trains and shipping, Mark Cannon, Chief Technology Officer of a Canadian innovation company, Hydrogen In Motion Inc (H2M), is convinced that hydrogen must replace fossil fuel. “We...
In 2019, Chile exported $33bn worth of copper, maintaining its position as the world’s largest producer of the red metal. New milling technology, economic reforms and increasing investment attractiveness were catalysts that turned Chile into...
Take 5 with Will Wright, Vice-President at Impact Coatings AB, as he discusses the 24 hour Hydrogen Challenge he competed in.
It is easy to fall from grace, especially in the public eye. The hard part is to earn respect and keep it. That’s the challenge facing Nikola Corporation right now, and the last 36 hours have...
