Hydrogen storage news

Greene Tweed has added cryogenic leak and supercritical CO2 capabilities to its testing portfolio, supporting emerging hydrogen and CCUS applications.

Ammobia has announced an agreement with Lummus Technology to license and deploy its ammonia production system to support low-carbon maritime fuel and energy storage and transport.

CB&I has completed the first fill of its non-vacuum liquid hydrogen storage demonstration tank at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center Hydrogen Test Facility, Alabama, US.

Kinetic7 Technologies has suggested that hydrogen gas produced on demand, at the point of use, could help strengthen energy security in Europe and the UK.

The Dutch Cabinet has agreed to invest €450 million in the Netherlands’ first large underground hydrogen storage facility, developed by Gasunie in Zuidwending.

EnergyPathways has secured a UK gas storage licence, advancing its MESH project for integrated hydrogen and energy storage in northwest England.

Southwest Research Institute and St. Mary’s University have agreed to collaborate on physics-based forecasting for metal hydride hydrogen storage durability.

THREE60 Energy and Logan have signed an agreement to deliver integrated, turnkey hydrogen projects across production, refuelling, compression, and storage.

The HyCavern project has been launched by SINTEF Industry to advance next-generation underground hydrogen storage in Europe.

INRS has received CA$1.4 million in funding from the Canadian research chair to advance geothermal energy, green hydrogen storage, and natural hydrogen exploration.