Quest One outlines which framework conditions can support better planning reliability, investment security, and thus the scaling of the hydrogen economy.
Gastech 2026 will take place in Bangkok, Thailand from 14 – 17 September 2026, uniting global decision makers and energy leaders to address urgent supply security and system resilience priorities amid mounting geopolitical instability.
Tony Brennan, Bürkert, explains that as the UK accelerates towards large scale, low-carbon hydrogen production, electrolysis processes are taking centre stage.
Chiara Ponzellini, Emerson, presents a scenario where an industrial, green hydrogen, original equipment manufacturer needed an equally sophisticated supplier of control technologies, a visualisation/data platform, and development services to speed up R&D and enhance process reliability.
At the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Schneider Electric has released findings specific to the hydrogen sector from its Global Autonomous Maturity Report.
EIC has announced that only a fraction of Asia-Pacific’s US$407 billion hydrogen pipeline is moving onto construction due to weak offtake, infrastructure gaps and slow approvals.
World Pipelines to host dedicated UK CCS infrastructure forum, on 18 March 2026, in London.
Wood Mackenzie identifies five critical developments that will reshape the global hydrogen sector in the coming years.
Stanford researchers have led a study revealing that the global hydrogen economy must reduce leakage and methane emissions to ensure sustainability.
Dr Lee Juby, CEO, Fuel Cell Systems, explains why the UK now has a never-to-be-repeated opportunity to build indigenous manufacturing and production capabilities that create both domestic value and export opportunities.
CFP Energy’s latest commentary explores the policy, investment, and technology challenges shaping Europe’s aviation decarbonisation pathway.
Daniel Patrick, Market Segment Manager – LNG & Hydrogen, Atlas Copco Gas and Process Division, and Alfonso Peschiera, VP, Business Line Manager, Atlas Copco, explore how hydrogen infrastructure, and especially hydrogen compression and liquefaction machinery, is ready for deployment today.
Global Hydrogen Review talks with Mark Green, CEO and Founder, Change Rebellion, about building the organisational backbone of the hydrogen economy.
Chuck Hayes, Swagelok Company, USA, explains how using high-quality valves within hydrogen systems preserves and augments system performance and longevity.
Marcel Kelder, Yokogawa Europe, considers how business models in the operational technology (OT) domain can adapt operations to ensure security and productivity through technological advancements, such as edge machines.