The latest hydrogen news, advancements and
developments in relation to decarbonisation
The UK Government has formally announced its backing for two major carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects that could collectively capture and store over 15 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year by 2030.
Indian refineries are set to invest ₹2 trillion ($23bn) in green hydrogen projects over the next few years, according to the Independent Commodity Intelligence Services (ICIS), marking one of the world’s most ambitious national pushes...
Uncertainty continues to cast a shadow over the hydrogen, CCUS and biomethane sectors – and a session at the Gas, LNG and Future of Energy event in London explored developments.
Global EPC firm Black & Veatch, headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, delivers delivers end-to-end project services across the full lifecycle – from early feasibility and consulting to engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning.
Late last year, I said on gasworld’s 1895 podcast that the first two quarters would be telling of the Trump administration’s intent on clean hydrogen. But I don’t think we expected this.
Throughout 2023, the US Department of Energy (DOE) launched major funding initiatives to foster research, development, and deployment of clean hydrogen technologies. Significant investments were made to lower the cost of clean hydrogen, targeting DOE’s...
Charlie Currie hears how the firm is betting on decentralized hydrogen production, solid carbon by-products and long-term customer planning to weather political uncertainty
German transmission system operator Gascade and the UK’s National Gas will explore the feasibility of building an offshore pipeline that aims to create a cross-border hydrogen transport link.
A newly signed commitment between India-based AM Green and the Port of Rotterdam Authority holds the potential to create a green energy supply chain worth $1bn, according to the partners.
Germany-based energy company Uniper has partnered with industrial group Thyssenkrupp Uhde to build a large-scale ammonia cracker at Uniper’s coal-fired power plant in Gelsenkirchen-Scholven, just north of Essen.
