Hydrogen

The Indian arm of Japan-based industrial gas company Air Water has begun production at its newly opened air separation unit (ASU) in Chennai, India.

The promise of green ammonia is vast. But without breakthroughs in production and scale, it risks remaining more aspiration than solution. The sector must develop new production technologies and integrate them with renewables. It also...

Australian technology company Carbon280 has unveiled a new plant capable of separating hydrogen from helium before storing the hydrogen ready for transport.

Lithuania-based Gevalda has begun construction on what is expected to be the first station in the Baltic States to produce and supply green hydrogen for vessels.

As the global hydrogen economy accelerates, the number of blue hydrogen and ammonia projects reaching final investment decision (FID) continues to grow.

Norwegian state-owned power group Statkraft has obtained a land lease for its planned 400 MW green hydrogen and ammonia production facility in the Shetland Islands, UK.

A recent one-day event in London shone a light on the global hydrogen economy. Christian Annesley reports

Globe valves are expected to remain a core enabling technology for the liquid hydrogen (LH2) market as it scales up to meet demand for clean fuels, according to a new white paper from OPW Clean...

Power techs company Mitsubishi Power has completed a project that uses hydrogen as a fuel in an industrial boiler. According to the company, it is the first such project in both Egypt and the wider...

With this wind in the sails of LNG and ahead of gasworld’s annual LNG Issue this September, gasworld’s Editorial Advisory Board Member Stephen B. Harrison sat down for an exclusive interview with Ole Skatka Jensen,...