All Hydrogen articles – Page 9
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FeaturesThe 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.
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Arcola Energy upping the ante in hydrogen in Liverpool
Arcola Energy will open a manufacturing, installation and maintenance facility for hydrogen and fuel cell technology to power buses in Liverpool, UK.
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Exclusive: Fuel cells and H2 'game changing' technologies
“Fuel cells and hydrogen are ‘game changing’ technologies with extensive applications across transport, stationary power and beyond. Hydrogen, as an energy carrier, and fuel cells, as an enabling technology, will be critical in the delivery of a clean energy future,” says Amanda Lyne, Chair of UK HFCA, in an exclusive ...
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BP, Nouryon and Port of Rotterdam partner
The Port of Rotterdam has joined forces with oil giant BP and industrial chemicals company Nouryon to explore the opportunity of making “green hydrogen” via water electrolysis for BP’s refinery in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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H2 Mobility opens new H2 stations
Germany is moving closer to its target of 100 hydrogen stations by the end of 2019 with the opening of two new stations in Bayreuth and Berg in the district of Hof.
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Hyundai Motor and H2 Energy sign joint venture
South Korea’s auto giant Hyundai Motor Company and Swiss-based H2 Energy have established a joint venture to tap into Europe’s hydrogen mobility ecosystem with fuel cell trucks.
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Hydrogen Council and Energy Observer join forces
Hydrogen Council and Energy Observer join forces to make decarbonised hydrogen maritime travel a reality.
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Metacon and Futamura sign MoU
Energy technology company Metacon AB has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Japanese industrial group Futamura Chemical to jointly develop hydrogen-based power generating systems for certain projects in Asia and Middle East.
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PowerCell receives order
PowerCell Sweden has received a SEK 2m ($215,500) order from a leading German car manufacturer for tests of fuel cell stacks.
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Osaka Gas Liquid launches HYSERVE-5
Japanese industrial gas manufacturer Osaka Gas Liquid has launched a new steam reformer-type small hydrogen generator.
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Salzgitter and Tenova sign MoU
Salzgitter and Tenova took another concrete step towards climate-friendly steel production by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Hannover Messe 2019 for the realisation of SALCOS® (low carbon steelmaking).
