The latest hydrogen news, advancements and
developments in relation to decarbonisation
Canada’s Province of Alberta is taking the lead when it comes to carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) projects and recently announced three major new projects.
Utilities company Xcel Energy is looking to inject and blend hydrogen into its 36,000-mile distribution pipeline and 2,000 miles of transmission pipeline in the US.
Independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV has expanded its Singapore research laboratory with new testing equipment for the safety assessments of hydrogen transport and storage facilities.
Air Products will build a multi-modal hydrogen refuelling station near to its C$1.6bn Net Zero hydrogen energy complex under construction in Alberta, Edmonton.
The US has ‘effectively leapfrogged Europe’ with its support for the nascent hydrogen economy, according to the leader of a world-scale green hydrogen project. The funding put in play by 2022’s Inflation Reduction Act and...
UK-based power generation company Carlton Power (Carlton) will supply international mining and materials companies Imerys and Sibelco with hydrogen from its Langage Green Hydrogen project.
Australian company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) plans to begin manufacturing the first Australian-produced electrolysers after successfully delivering its first working prototype.
Indian steel-maker Tata announced that it has begun a trial involving the injection of hydrogen into a blast furnace at its Jamshedpur steel mill.
Industrial gas major Linde will build a green hydrogen production plant in Singapore after signing a deal to supply specialty chemicals company Evonik with the renewably produced gas.
Canada’s Atlantic sector is blessed with a plethora of renewable energy resources: onshore wind power, offshore wind power, and even tidal power are all viable options.
