The deployment of intermittent energy sources, like wind and solar, requires a system for balancing supply and demand. For regions that are not part of a larger energy system, this can be particularly problematic. The...
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...
The largest US gas distribution company, SoCalGas, has committed to achieving net zero by 2045 through various decarbonising strategies including implementation of hydrogen blending.
PDC Machines, Inc., in partnership with the founding Afzal family, has secured investment from Arcline Investment Management, a growth-oriented private equity firm.
The UK’s largest industrial region is one step closer to realising its net zero goal after a bid for government funding was approved to launch Zero Carbon Humber (ZCH) Partnership’s decarbonisation plan.
Plug Power and Alpine F1 Team have formed a new partnership in Formula 1.
A grant has been issued by the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Public, under its Green Deal initiative, in support of the first Dutch inland navigation barge powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
A brand-new power management system, powered by hydrogen fuel cells, which could be used by defence, rescue and disaster control teams, is being explored by German technology companies Altenstadt and Brunnthal.
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 Tokyo 2020 Olympic torch, which began its 121-day relay from Naraha, Fukushima, is being powered by hydrogen in selected legs of the relay meaning there will be no carbon emissions from the torch itself.
