Berlin-based Sunfire GmbH, a leading global technology company in the field of renewable gases and fuels, has been named one of the Global Cleantech 100 companies for the sixth consecutive year.
Climate change is the defining challenge of this generation, according to the United Nations, and if you ask NASA it is one of the most complex issues we face today. At the heart of the...
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) continues to explore the potential of green hydrogen in the future renewable energy mix and its scale up, with the organisation publishing and presenting various reports around this hot...
On a mission to make green hydrogen generation cheaper than fossil fuels, Germany-based Enapter has today unveiled its new serial fabrication facility in Pisa, Italy.
Alstom and Hahn-Schickard have been recognised for their innovations at this year’s f-cell event being held in Stuttgart, Germany.
Denmark-based electrolyser manufacturer GreenHydrogen has secured funding and backing from Danish venture fund Nordic Alpha Partners, and aims to ‘conquer’ the global market for its technology.
An Enapter electrolyser, located just outside of Münster, Germany, has started generating hydrogen as part of a residential energy storage solution.
Sebastian-Justus Schmidt, Chairman of Enapter, sheds more light on the company’s project announcement with EGAT in Thailand this week and why he believes hydrogen is the missing link to a global energy transition.
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand has signed a cooperation agreement with electrolyser manufacturer Enapter to advance the production of hydrogen in Thailand.
There are ‘unprecedented developments and interest in fuel cell electric mobility’ and ‘excellent sales momentum’ in hydrogen fuelling equipment as we pass the mid-point in 2019.
