“Hydrogen is great and we are very excited about it, but I don’t think we’re going to realise its potential without real collaborative efforts,” Daniel Simmons, Assistant Secretary of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at...
A new coalition has been launched today aimed at accelerating green hydrogen production infrastructure in the Western US states.
Renewable fuels company Raven SR has completed a third-party engineering review with Lee Enterprises Consulting, validating its technology which produces renewable hydrogen from carbonaceous waste.
Green hydrogen supplier Hiringa Energy is collaborating with Firstgas to see if the gas network operator’s existing natural gas pipelines could be used to establish 100 hydrogen stations across New Zealand by 2030.
Austria’s largest producer of renewable energy Verbund is developing a European project for the production, transportation and use of green hydrogen.
Fortescue Metals Group is looking to develop a 250MW green hydrogen plant at the Bell Bay Industrial Precinct, Tasmania, to produce approximately 250,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually for domestic and international export.
On the same day it announced plans to grow its fuel cell and hydrogen business, global power company Cummins yesterday hosted its virtual Hydrogen Day, showcasing its product portfolio and teasing its solid oxide electrolysis...
Hydrogen fuel cell technologies from EH Group are now powering electric vehicles in Croatia.
“We believe there’s an incredible opportunity for Cummins to continue to build a strong business in hydrogen production and fuel cell technology, contributing to lowering emissions and protecting our planet.”
Swansea University researchers are investigating the possibility of using sunlight to convert hazardous medical waste into clean hydrogen fuel.
