All Hydrogen articles – Page 10
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NewsToyota introduces SimpleFuel
Toyota Motor Corporation has introduced an on-site hydrogen generation, compression, storage and dispensing appliance that uses water and electricity to produce high purity fuel cell-grade hydrogen.
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Ballard to establish Marine CoE
Ballard Power Systems is establishing a centre of excellence dedicated to fuel cell marine applications in Denmark to address zero-emission powertrain requirements for the marine industry.
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Exclusive: CaFCP says momentum for hydrogen is building
Twenty years ago, the California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP) started with a question: can we successfully replace gasoline with hydrogen as a transportation fuel?
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Highlights from day two of Hannover Messe
The second day of the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology is drawing to close in Hanover, Germany.
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Germany’s 64th hydrogen station opens
H2 Mobility Deutschland and its shareholders Shell and Air Liquide have jointly opened a hydrogen station in Hannover-Laatzen, bringing the total amount of stations in Germany to 64.
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Hybrit project moves forward
Construction is set to begin on a “world-unique test facility” which is a key component of what will be the world’s first fossil-free hydrogen-powered steel plant.
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ArcelorMittal investigating use of hydrogen
ArcelorMittal is investigating the use of industrial-scale hydrogen in the steel production process for the first time.
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Hydrogenics
Hydrogenics is a worldwide leader in designing, manufacturing and installing industrial and commercial hydrogen generation systems, as well as hydrogen fuel cells and MW-scale energy storage solutions.
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US hydrogen growth trends
Hydrogen remains a solid growth platform for the industrial gas industry. Industrial gas companies supply large quantities of hydrogen through their on-site pipeline (OSP) business that are used by oil and gas refineries, basic and specialty chemical manufacturers, and food processors.
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10 minutes with...Norberto Arce
Take 10 minutes out with Norberto Arce, Mechatronics Engineer at Ad Astra Rocket, as he discusses
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Hydrogen’s Holy Grail
With the global roll-out of hydrogen refuelling stations gathering pace, the demand for Type I seamless steel cylinders at the stations’ core is growing rapidly.
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Hannover Messe 2019
More than 200,000 visitors are expected to descend on the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology this week in Hanover, Germany.
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What the hydrogen fuel cell industry and policy-makers say…
Q A with hydrogen industry and policy leaders, by gasworld’s US Editor Nick Parkinson.
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CaFCP: Time to scale up
Bill Elrick has an inexhaustible enthusiasm for the widespread adoption of hydrogen as an alternative fuel source, but he remains realistic about current progress.
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Air Liquide steps up its commitment to hydrogen
Air Liquide is never far from the headlines when it comes to hydrogen and the industrial gas major has recently made a series of announcements as part of its commitment to clean energy.
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Advances in hydrogen
Hydrogen is one of the 10 high-priority clean energy innovation areas identified in a recent report by IHS Markit.
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An emerging green and low carbon H2 market
A project designing the first Europe-wide Guarantees of Origin (GO) for green hydrogen has developed a green and low carbon certification pilot that has led to the issuance of more than 76,000 GO’s.
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Liverpool City Region to trial hydrogen buses
The Liverpool City Region is set to be the first place in the North of England to trial hydrogen buses following a successful £6.4m bid to the government’s Office for Low Emissions (OLEV).
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MAN Energy enters hydrogen economy
MAN Energy Solutions is acquiring a 40% stake in electrolysis technology company H-TEC Systems, marking the German company’s entry into the hydrogen economy.
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H2 Mobility to construct H2 station
Germany’s network of hydrogen stations is increasing in density, with construction set to begin this summer on a new station in Braunschweig.
