The latest hydrogen news, advancements and
developments in relation to decarbonisation
A reduction in Russian pipeline gas flows to Europe beginning in late 2021 disrupted the trajectory of gas demand, resulting in unprecedented uncertainty and price volatility, culminating in natural gas demand falling by 55 billion...
Energy infrastructure development company Carlton Power has joined forces with Scotland’s Superglass for the supply of green hydrogen for its manufacturing facility at Stirling, Scotland.
Amidst a rapidly evolving energy landscape, the low-carbon hydrogen market is expected to grow substantially over the next decade, reaching $130bn by 2033 based on projected production capacities, according to a new report published by...
European energy transition specialist Lhyfe has announced the development of a 70 megawatt (MW) green hydrogen plant to be located in Perl, Saarland in southwestern Germany.
The race is on to find the next generation transportation fuel source, and there are several contenders trying to make the grade. One of the leading candidates to power tomorrow’s vehicles is hydrogen, a non-toxic...
France-based green and renewable hydrogen producer and supplier Lhyfe has been selected by Epinal Urban Community to establish a green and renewable hydrogen production site in response to the increasing need for decarbonisation in industry...
The world forum for chemical engineering, process engineering and biotechnology, ACHEMA promises that it will once again be the place to go for the entire range of technologies and services for the process industries.
Chart Industries has partnered with Avina Clean Hydrogen to support the development of what is believed a first-of-its-kind green hydrogen project in Southern California.
Missouri-based technology and software company Emerson will work with hydrogen technology firm Cavendish Renewable Technology (CRT) to accelerate the deployment of the Australian firm’s solutions.
MAN Energy Solutions and Shell are partnering on low-carbon energy solutions, including carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and green fuels innovation, to support a Net Zero future.
