German Aerospace Center, Bosch and ionysis won €10,000 each after winning the R&D, Products and Markets and Start-up categories respectively in the hy-fcell awards at the end of day one of this year’s show.
It was hard to keep Germany out of the news this summer, with a steady stream of new policy, contract and subsidy developments. But there was one which particularly stood out, writes Dominic Ellis.
The Hydrogen Council has undertaken modelling work to quantify the system benefits of hydrogen across the key energy markets of Central West Europe, Japan and Texas.
Across geographies, there is a need to move even faster on hydrogen, writes Bosch UK’s Managing Director, Vonjy Rajakoba.
The European Parliament is to boost the deployment of renewable energy, in line with the Green Deal and REPowerEU plans, following a vote on Tuesday (September 12).
New funding has been announced to advance Tasmania’s green hydrogen production capability by 2025.
Pressure for the US Treasury Department for the Hydrogen Production Tax Credit (45V) to deliver guidance with no overly stringent requirements, including additionality, is rising.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) is stumping up $20m in funding to develop technologies that can stimulate the generation of hydrogen within the subsurface.
Transformative technologies – and particularly the importance of carbon capture and storage (CCS) – took centre stage on day three at Gastech 2023 in Singapore.
Quantron’s Supervisory Board has backed its strategy and investment in fuel cell products and related hydrogen fuelling joint venture.
