All Hydrogen articles – Page 6
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NewsFortescue joins Hydrogen Mobility Australia
Australian mining company Fortescue Metals Group has joined Hydrogen Mobility Australia - an association aiming to create a hydrogen society for Australia, built upon clean and renewable energy technology.
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CHFCE starts today
More than 1,000 visitors are expected to descend on the fourth China International Hydrogen Fuel Cell Conference and Exhibition (CHFCE) which starts today in Beijing.
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Report highlights crucial role for CCS and H2
Using known technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS) and alternative fuels such as hydrogen in the UK can end its contribution to global warming by reducing emissions to net zero by 2050.
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Weichai-Ballard JV to support FCEV market
Ballard Power Systems and Weichai Power have taken the next steps in their joint venture (JV) to support the burgeoning fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) market in China.
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New trends and opportunities in hydrogen production
Hydrogen can be a central pillar for the long-term storage of renewable electricity production and both fossil and renewable production routes for hydrogen will most probably grow in parallel.
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How Power-to-Gas technology can be green and profitable
Hydrogen production based on wind power can already be commercially viable today. Until now, it was generally assumed that this environmentally friendly Power-to-Gas technology could not be implemented profitably.
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Hydrogen – industrial gas or fuel?
Two hundred years of hydrogen, from town gas to decarbonised energy, by Stephen Harrison.
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Forging the future with SMR-X™ technology
It’s widely known that the global demand for refinery hydrogen has been increasing at a significant rate over the past decade or more, due to a variety of factors from changes in available crude feedstocks and tighter environmental regulations, to growing adoption of hydrogen as a fuel in its own ...
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In focus... Steam methane reformers
Although a relatively mature production process, steam methane reforming continues to be the leading, most common and economical way of producing hydrogen.
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The missing link in the hydrogen economy?
Hydrogenious Technologies is driving LOHC technology globally, as Rob Cockerill learns from an interview with founder and CEO Daniel Teichmann.
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Renewable hydrogen, made cost competitive
Renewable hydrogen, made cost competitive: An interview with Jon André Løkke, CEO of Nel ASA, by Joanna Sampson.
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Hydrogen applications today
When thinking of hydrogen and its applications, the tendency is to jump from one end of the spectrum or to the other; used either as the key enabler in refining and chemicals operations, or as the shiny new energy vector of the future for mobility applications.
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Aberdeen to become “hydrogen hub”
Aberdeen is developing plans to become a global “hydrogen hub”.
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Hydrogen drone doubles flight time
Europe’s first hydrogen-powered drone has successfully doubled its maximum flight time thanks to a cylinder from UK-based AMS Composite Cylinders.
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Denmark to launch new hydrogen taxis
Hydrogen Denmark is launching eight new fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) taxis that will transport passengers sustainably around the Copenhagen area.
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Bosch and PowerCell to produce fuel cells
Bosch has signed an agreement with PowerCell Sweden to jointly mass produce hydrogen fuel cells for the automotive segment.
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ExxonMobil to build new hydrogen plant in UK
ExxonMobil’s expansion of its Fawley refinery on the south coast of England will be supported by a new hydrogen plant.
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Preview: An interview with Nel ASA CEO
A preview of an interview with Nel ASA CEO Jon André Løkke, which will feature in gas world Global’s 5 th issue of 2019 edition.
