GAC Norway has signed up to play a vital role in a major Norwegian hydrogen energy project as part of the GAC Group’s commitment to sustainability and accelerating decarbonisation across the wider maritime industry.
Using key insights from the first wave of blue hydrogen projects, Pavan Chilukuri, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, the Netherlands, discusses the current status of blue hydrogen, and its role within the ongoing energy transition.
A total of £60 million of funding has been awarded to 28 projects across the UK, backing the development of hydrogen as an affordable, clean, homegrown energy source.
Bob Oesterreich and Peter Gerstl, Chart Industries, discuss how cryogenic technology is helping to shape the energy transition.
HOERBIGER, a hydrogen compression specialist, is supporting the energy transition with its new Hydrogen Research Center in Vienna, Austria.
Prof. Juergen Peterseim and Dario Galvan, PwC Germany, detail how to turn the hydrogen debate into tangible market growth.
The European Commission and the European electrolyser industry have signed a joint declaration containing a range of initiatives to improve framework conditions for electrolyser manufacturers across Europe.
The first issue of our new publication, Global Hydrogen Review, is out now!
PG&E is launching the nation’s most comprehensive end-to-end hydrogen study and demonstration facility, which will examine the potential of zero-carbon hydrogen as a renewable energy source.
A high-level delegation from the UAE attended the inaugural Canadian Hydrogen Convention in Edmonton, Canada, in a bid to advance collaboration between the countries, and accelerate the role of hydrogen in the global energy transition.
McKinsey & Company’s latest ‘Global Energy Perspective’ projects that oil demand will peak in this decade, perhaps as soon as 2025.
The Australian Hydrogen Council has announced that the basic building blocks of a new hydrogen economy are being put in place with the announcement of more locations for hydrogen hubs in Queensland, Australia.
In a recent article, Hycamite discussed how the war in Ukraine has shown that European security and the economy requires the production of hydrogen in Europe.
Japanese conglomerate, Mitsui & Co., has invested in Lhyfe in order to support the company's further development of hydrogen production.
Gasunie, HES International and Vopak will be working together to develop an import terminal for green ammonia as a hydrogen carrier in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.