The latest hydrogen news, advancements and
developments in relation to decarbonisation
Linde recorded an adjusted operating profit of $7.9bn ($7,904m) in 2022, up 10% on 2021, and maintains it is on track for a ‘record year’ in 2023.
The UK Government has launched UK Industrial Fusion Solutions to oversee delivery of the country’s nuclear fusion programme and outlined plans to build a Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) plant.
Gas and low carbon energy contributed more than half to bp’s $27.6bn (£23bn) profits in 2022 as the energy giant capitalised on soaring energy prices.
Air Products today reported a 6% growth in first quarter net income to $584m – and its cash contribution to NEOM will halve to $800m.
gasworld has in the last few minutes launched its latest event to the 2023 calendar, with a conference devoted to clean energies and decarbonisation to be held in New Jersey, US in June.
A newly announced project to develop a network of over 100 hydrogen stations for heavy duty vehicles in Europe will help facilitate access to hydrogen and accelerate the development of its use for goods transportation...
Shell’s adjusted Q4 2022 earnings of $9.8bn were mainly driven by the strong performance of its Integrated Gas business and the energy major recorded just under $40bn in annual earnings on the back of soaring...
Lars Mårtensson, Environment and Innovation Director at Volvo Trucks, discusses LNG fuel and if it can compete with hydrogen, battery electric and other clean fuels, on gasworld’s, LNG: What Future?, webinar.
Linde will increase its green hydrogen production capacity in California with the deployment of several five-megawatt proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysers at existing plants.
Air Liquide and public transport agency Foothill Transit will deploy an operational advanced hydrogen mobile fueller (AHMF) in Pomona, California, to encourage the adoption of hydrogen for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
