All Hydrogen articles – Page 2
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FeaturesIn focus…Bulk gas distribution
The industrial gas supply chain is comprised of several key processes essential for generation, transport, and delivery. As methods of distribution, transport and delivery allow for industrial gases to reach end-users to supplement a range of industries from medicine, fuel, food, and more.
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Air Liquide opens its ‘largest ever’ liquid hydrogen production facility in Las Vegas
Air Liquide has today (24th May) opened its largest liquid hydrogen production and logistics infrastructure facility in North Las Vegas, Nevada, to serve the growing hydrogen mobility market.
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Texas: Linde, bp unveil CCS project ambitions for low carbon hydrogen
Texas is continuing to spearhead its clean energy ambitions, with bp and Linde today (17th May) unveiling plans to develop a major carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility in the state to enable low carbon hydrogen production.
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Airgas to trial Hyzon hydrogen trucks for cylinder deliveries
Airgas will trial two heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell trucks on various cylinder delivery routes in the Los Angeles, California area under a newly inked deal with Hyzon Motors that will see its first 200kW truck hit the road.
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Low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia facility planned for Texas
Plans low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production and export facility have been unveiled for the Enbridge Ingleside Energy Centre, near Corpus Christi, Texas, to meet growing demands in the clean energies market.
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Air Products leads major hydrogen station development in the Netherlands
The Netherlands will next year open its largest ever green hydrogen refuelling station.
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Indian Oil Corp eyes the carbon capture opportunity for clean hydrogen production
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) is looking to clean-up operations at its Gujarat oil refinery with carbon capture and utilisation technology that could capture almost 700,000 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions annually from its steam methane reforming (SMR) based hydrogen generation unit.
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Air Products, World Energy, Honeywell to develop ‘world’s most advanced’ SAF hub
Air Products, World Energy and Honeywell have unveiled plans to build what they say will be the world’s first commercial scale and North America’s only sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility, featuring a new hydrogen plant, in Paramount, California.
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Low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen production
Oxygen for in-situ underground gasification of wet crude reserves, by Stephen B. Harrison, Managing Director, sbh4 consulting.
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The transfer to a hydrogen society
Demaco describes the often-unseen role of vacuum-jacketed transfer lines and related equipment in realising the vision of a hydrogen society.
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The business of hydrogen
When considering which segments of the industrial gas industry have taken off over the past 5-10 years, hydrogen invariably dominates the conversation. In this feature for gasworld, Art Anderson explains the past, present and future conversations around hydrogen.
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Hydrogen combustion risk analysis
Lift-off for hydrogen but safety is paramount, urges WHA International, Inc.
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10 minutes with…Marcel Bartels
Take 10 minutes out with Marcel Bartels, CEO of Schwanner, as he discusses the nascent hydrogen economy and the challenges ahead.
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Fuelling the future
A personal perspective of the burgeoning hydrogen industry, by Lewis Anderson, Alternative Fuel Systems General Manager, Luxfer Gas Cylinders.
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The compression challenge
Calvera explains how it is taking hydrogen from end-to-end in Europe and beyond, leveraging its historic experience in hydrogen distribution with new expertise in compression technologies and hydrogen refuelling stations. By Rob Cockerill.
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In focus…Underground hydrogen storage
Energy efficiency, economics, and commercial deployment, as explained by sbh4 Consulting’s Stephen B. Harrison.
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Gasification of waste and biomass to hydrogen
Decentralised, low-carbon intensity hydrogen production, explained by Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 Consulting.
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The outlook in green hydrogen
The world is on the move. The turbulence in the energy markets, with a sharp rise in the price of coal, gas and oil, is the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel age. At COP26 in Glasgow, it became abundantly clear that, in addition to renewable energies, green ...
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The benchmark
What future for merchant hydrogen and what can the hydrogen economy learn from it? Here in this exclusive feature for gasworld, hydrogen pioneer Rommel Oates explains all.
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Natural gas pricing and hydrogen
H2 View’s George Heynes explores the sustained high natural gas prices and what impact, positive or negative, this might have on the hydrogen (energy) transition.
