Construction resumes at Pilipinas Shell’s hydrogen project in the Philippines
Construction on the first integrated hydrogen manufacturing facility in the Philippines has resumed, Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp said yesterday.
Construction on the first integrated hydrogen manufacturing facility in the Philippines has resumed, Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp said yesterday.
A further 15 fuel cell electric buses (FCEBs) are planned for the UK this year, as the country works towards its goal of deploying 4,000 zero emission buses over the next five years.
European home energy storage solutions provider Home Power Solutions (HPS) has announced the market availability of what it claims to be the world’s first hydrogen-based power and heating system for homeowners.
New Zealand R&D company H2 Innovation Lab (H2IL) has developed what it claims to be the most cost efficient and versatile means of sustainable hydrogen energy production.
Seven EU countries are calling on the European Commission to increase funding and legislation to support hydrogen.
The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate, together with Gasunie and TenneT, are investigating which part of the existing gas network in the Netherlands can be used for the transport of hydrogen.
Japan’s Mitsui has invested $25m in California’s biggest hydrogen station developer and operator FirstElement Fuel (FEF).
Scientists from Kyushu University and Kumamoto University in Japan have developed a new catalyst capable of assisting three key reactions for using hydrogen in energy and industry.
The last few weeks have seen announcements from around the world that continue to position the renewable energy sector as the catalyst that will power the strongest possible recovery from a pandemic-induced global crisis.
Bosses from leading businesses looking to build a green recovery today vowed to invest £1.5bn in hydrogen technologies as they called on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to lay the foundations for a UK-wide hydrogen strategy.
