All Hydrogen articles
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NewsBCGA taking bookings for annual conference
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) is now taking bookings for its annual conference to be held at The Marriott Hotel & Country Club, Worsley Park, Manchester on Thursday 28th April 2022.
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Tokyo Gas, Mitsubishi lower emissions with green hydrogen-sourced methane
Energy company Tokyo Gas has entered into a joint venture with Mitsubishi Corporation (Mitsubishi) which will assess the feasibility for a synthetic methane supply chain in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporting countries.
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Energy partners to meet IMO 2050 targets with hydrogen solution
A partnership between class society RINA and several technology providers will aim to deliver a hydrogen-based maritime fuel solution which will exceed IMO (International Maritime Organisation) 2050 targets to reduce carbon intensity by 70% without requiring a significant investment in infrastructure.
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US hydrogen station developments set to benefit from Nikkiso, Tatsuno deal
North America’s evolving hydrogen station network is set to benefit from a newly inked agreement between Nikkiso’s Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group and Tatsuno North America.
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Plug Power completes acquisition of Applied Cryo Technologies
Plug Power has today (23rd Nov) completed the acquisition of Applied Cryo Technologies (ACT), following its initial announcement last month (Oct 2021).
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Air Water strengthens its hydrogen focus with FirstElement Fuel investment
Air Water is strengthening its presence in the evolving hydrogen market, with the Japanese industrial gas company announcing a $50m investment in FirstElement Fuel (FEF).
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Air Products’ $1.3bn hydrogen energy complex recognised at Chemical Week
Air Products’ multi-million-dollar hydrogen complex in Alberta, Canada, has received the Best Carbon Management Initiative Award from Chemical Week at the Chemical Industry Financial Outlook Forum and Sustainability Awards.
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Renewable energy storage must reach grid net zero by 2040, says report
A major report released by the Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) Council has revealed the extent by which renewable energy storage technologies could contribute to global industry reaching net zero targets by 2040.
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FIBA expands US headquarters, aims to double production
FIBA Technologies aims to double its production capacity in preparation for growth in hydrogen storage and transportation after beginning work on expanding its US headquarters.
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DNV accelerates energy transition with new hydrogen lab
Independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV has made further steps towards reducing emissions from hard-to-abate sectors by opening a dedicated hydrogen testing and research laboratory to evaluate hydrogen transportation and storage materials.
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Haldor Topsoe, Green Fuel to promote green ammonia development
Danish energy solutions company Haldor Topsoe (Topsoe) will work with Icelandic hydrogen and ammonia experts Green Fuel to pursue green ammonia opportunities in Iceland.
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Petronas, Baker Hughes join forces to support energy transition
Malaysian energy giant Petronas is to collaborate with US-based Baker Hughes in an effort to accelerate technological developments that support the energy transition.
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COP26: What we’ve heard so far in week two
The UK’s £27.5m pledge for a new Urban Climate Action Programme (UCAP), a World Bank trust fund that will mobilise $200m over the next ten years to decarbonise road transport in emerging markets and 19 governments stating their intent to support the establishment of green shipping corridors: These are just ...
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Features
Toasting a greener future
I’ll drink to that, writes Rob Cockerill, as the stories of a new dawn in low-carbon distillery operations continue to grow.
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Angstrom reduces emissions and promotes green hydrogen
US-based Angstrom Advanced Inc (Angstrom) has seen its electrolyser technology contribute to the popularity of green hydrogen, a renewably sourced and produced form of hydrogen that mitigates unnecessary carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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Global Energy Storage invests in low carbon storage at Rotterdam
Independent energy storage company, Global Energy Storage (GES) is set to buy an interest in part of the assets of Gunvor Group (Gunvor)’s Stargate Terminal. In addition to the deal, GES will develop more than 20 hectares at the port.
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Luxfer: Hydrogen transportation is happening right now and we’re going to see huge uptake
Land, sea, rail or air: If it’s a hydrogen mobility application, Luxfer Gas Cylinders has more than likely got it covered.
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Q&A: Hydrogen vehicles decarbonising the industry
Technology partner Expleo has undertaken research revealing that 84% of automotive leaders believe hydrogen-powered vehicles can help reduce the automotive industry’s carbon emissions. Although there’s widespread openness to adoption of the technology, deployment is currently being hampered by a lack of necessary infrastructure development.
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Australia Govt to ‘turbocharge’ low emission tech with $1bn injection
The Morrison Government is set to accelerate low emission technology development following the creation of a $1bn technology fund.
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SINTEF: We cannot go back to ‘business as usual’ after COP26
“We cannot go back to ‘business as usual;’ coming out of COP26 there must be an advanced level of accountability and transparency on any climate goals set, since we are currently way off track to meet Paris targets.”
