Technology

Sustainable Pipeline Systems (SPS) is developing a mobile automated spiral wound intelligent pipeline system that incorporates spiral wound sensor technology.

Global engineering, environmental and strategic consultancy Ricardo and the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) are supporting the delivery of a new solar powered hydrogen production facility on the Isle of Wight, UK.

Hydrogen is specifically mentioned in a NOK 3.6bn green technologies investment package unveiled by the Norwegian Government last month.

The potential role that hydrogen can play in achieving ambitious emissions targets for industry was formally recognised with the announcement of an exciting new venture in the gas industry, ITM Linde Electrolysis (ILE).

ITM Power says it has a record backlog of £52.4m as the clean energy storage company this week provided a trading update.

Researchers at Washington State University have made a key advancement in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) that could make them a more suitable alternative to gasoline combustion engines for powering cars.

In another important step on the way to series production of fuel cell systems, Daimler Truck has established Daimler Truck Fuel Cell, bringing together all of the group’s fuel cell activities.

A new project to produce renewable hydrogen and graphite from wastewater will use technology created by the University of Western Australia (UWA).

Iceland’s largest electricity generator Landsvirkjun – the National Power Company of Iceland – wants to develop a hydrogen production facility at the 16MW Ljósifoss Hydropower Station, about 70km outside of Reykjavík.

BMW said fuel cell electric powertrains could become the fourth pillar in its portfolio.