Effective today (31st March), the UK Government has cut support for the fossil fuel energy sector overseas as it looks to exploit new and emerging technologies such as hydrogen.
Readers of my vintage may recall pulling into a petrol station and being asked by the fresh-faced teen at his after school job, “Super or Unleaded?” For those of us driving vehicles sold in Australia...
Building on efforts completed as part of the National Hydrogen Strategy, a new report has detailed exactly how Australia’s current gas regulations can be modernised to facilitate the future use of hydrogen, biomethane and other...
Amer Gaffar, Director of Manchester Metropolitan University’s Fuel Cell Innovation Centre, gave evidence to the House of Lords on Wednesday (24th March) about the role batteries and fuel cell technology could play in achieving the...
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hydrogen in the UK has today (23rd March) launched an inquiry into the role of hydrogen in powering industry.
A 200MW hydrogen power station, 250MWe capacity of hydrogen electrolysers and a hydrogen storage facility. That’s exactly what the Malinauskas Labor Government wants to develop in South Australia under its Hydrogen Jobs Plan, unveiled today...
A £20m ($27.6m) competition hoping to revolutionise the UK’s shipping sector with the introduction of hydrogen-powered vessels and e-charge points was launched by the government on Monday (22nd March).
A newly-formed coalition in the US is calling on policymakers to ensure clean hydrogen plays a “significant” role to advance a national energy and climate strategy, in line with President Biden’s plan to ‘Build Back...
£54m ($75m) of UK Government funding has been allocated for next generation hydrogen-powered buses and electric trucks – a move that could secure nearly 10,000 jobs and save millions of tonnes of carbon emissions.
A new weekly ‘news and advice memo’ has been launched dedicated to the fast-changing hydrogen policy landscape in the UK.
