Take 5 with Pascal Pewinski, CEO of AREVA H2Gen, as he discusses his passion for hydrogen, AREVA H2Gen’s origins and how long he thinks it will be before green hydrogen production (via electrolysis tech) is...
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Hydrogen energy in France has visibly taken a big step forward in recent years, embraced as the sector unifying vector and increasingly prevalent in the country’s mobility plans in particular.
A school contest titled ‘World of the future: The best fuel cells and hydrogen application’ has been launched by FCHgo (Fuel Cells Hydrogen educational model for schools), an FCH JU funded project.
The European Commission has launched a call for projects that showcase the potential of hydrogen applications to decarbonise islands across the EU and worldwide, expanding its existing work to promote innovative solutions.
Whilst the idea of switching to a hydrogen boiler might sound daunting, it turns out it’s actually quite boring – for the user nothing changes.
A new advisory group led by Dr. Alan Finkel has been set up by Australia’s Federal Government with a goal of producing hydrogen under $2 per kilogram, Energy Minister Angus Taylor has announced today.
Energy consultant and certification body DNV GL has identified green hydrogen as one of the three breakthrough technologies in its Technology Outlook for the Power and Renewables Industry that will significantly accelerate the decarbonisation of industries.
At the midpoint in its historic Odyssey for the Future, Energy Observer has already taken in tours of France (2017), the Mediterranean (2018) and the high latitudes of Northern Europe, Scandinavia and Russia in its...
