All Energy articles – Page 13
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NewsJapan’s global H2 supply chain demo project
Four companies headquartered in Yokohama and Tokyo have united to create the Advanced Hydrogen Energy Chain Association for Technology Development (AHEAD). Together, they plan to launch the world’s first Global Hydrogen Supply Chain Demonstration Project.
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FuelCell Energy awarded three projects
FuelCell Energy, Inc., the US-based provider of clean fuel cell solutions for the supply, recovery and storage of energy, has been awarded 39.8 megawatts (MW) of fuel cell projects by PSEG Long Island under the Fuel Cell Resources Feed-in Tariff (FIT).
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Highview awarded £1.5m for hybrid LAES
UK-based business, Highview Power Storage, has been awarded more than £1m worth of funding for a new hybrid configuration of its existing Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) system – and it will be operational by summer 2018.
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Clean energy companies respond to diesel and petrol ban
The sale of all diesel and petrol cars and vans is to be banned from 2040 in the UK in an effort to tackle air pollution.
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NET Power
The single largest cost in the production and distribution of industrial gases is energy. It is therefore no wonder that the industrial gas (IG) industry has a big interest in the more efficient use of fuels. IG companies also are leading developers of environmental technologies related to capturing emissions from ...
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Sustainable Innovations
In our news this month is a story on Sustainable Innovations (SI), a company developing revolutionary products for energy and industrial applications. SI’s hydrogen-based energy conservation system (HECS) will be used to recover H2 from waste streams at NASA Stennis Space Centre (SSC) in Mississippi.
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Energy and the environment
Energy is derived from the environment, whether it is unearthed as fossil fuels, captured from the sun, harnessed from our waters, or driven by the wind. We can all agree that energy and the environment are inextricably linked, but do not all agree on how its use, and some forms ...
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A fusion in benefits
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project is one of the most ambitious energy projects in the world today. In southern France, no less than 35 nations are collaborating to build the world’s largest tokamak – a magnetic fusion device designed to prove the feasibility of fusion as a large-scale ...
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Chart commissions French NGV station
Chart has successfully commissioned its first natural gas vehicle (NGV) fuelling station in France.
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Q&A: ITM Power’s financial boost
gasworld speaks to ITM Power CEO, Dr. Graham Cooley about the company’s recent financial boost.
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Atawey and ENGIE to deliver H2 infrastructure
Atawey, designer and manufacturer of hydrogen (H2) solutions, announced a new partnership with energy and services group ENGIE Cofely, at the Hannover Messe trade fair back in April.
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UPS trials deliveries via FCEVs
Postal goods in California could soon be transported by zero-emission motoring as global logistics company UPS has announced plans to deploy fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) into its delivery fleet.
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Haskel to launch new H-Drive Gas Booster
Haskel International, high-pressure solutions and an Accudyne Industries brand, will share the official launch of its H-Drive gas booster in Germany at the Hannover Messe exhibition for hydrogen (H2), fuel cells and batteries, from the 24th-28th April.
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Air Liquide embarks on new H2 partnership
Air Liquide has embarked on a partnership with Energy Observer, the world’s first energy self-sufficient seagoing vessel powered by hydrogen (H2).
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CCS that pays for itself
The time has come to activate the carbon dioxide (CO2) market. Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) with CO2 injection will kick-start carbon capture and storage (CCS) and lead the way forward for the CO2 market.
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Australia launches Gas Vision 2050
Australia has launched a national strategy to strengthen the role it plays in the diverse energy mix beyond 2030, designed to maximise the country’s existing gas supply and infrastructure.
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Chart delivers Lithuanian LNG infrastructure
Equipment manufacturer Chart has commenced delivery of its first batch of cryogenic storage infrastructure to a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Lithuania.
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Toyota conducts safety recall for Mirai vehicles
Toyota is conducting a safety recall and customer satisfaction campaign (CSC) involving the Toyota Mirai.
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Plug Power fleet operational in Maryland
Plug Power Inc. has announced that it has executed on an award contract from the United States Postal Service (USPS) by developing 36 GenDrive hydrogen (H2) fuel cell units for class 1 sit-down counterbalance trucks and 49 GenDrive H2 fuel cell units for class-3 pallet jacks in their material handling ...
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Ballard in consortium to deploy 20 Fuel Cell buses
Ballard Power Systems has announced its involvement in the ‘Fuel Cell Electric Commercialisation Consortium’ (FCEBCC), a large-scale project for which funding has now been committed to support deployment of 20 zero-emission hydrogen (H2) fuel cell electric buses at two California transit agencies.
