A demonstration trial between Bloom Energy and Idaho National Laboratory (INL), is said to have produced hydrogen at ‘record-setting efficiencies’ using a high-temperature electrolyser installed at a nuclear facility.
US-based hydrogen scanning solutions provider H2scan has extended its commitment to the UK and Europe as it appoints a European Director with hopes of driving the business into the new markets.
UK-based Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has published a new report which offers five recommendations for safeguarding the switch to domestic hydrogen to ensure that all customers are supported through the transition.
A $10m NASA funded project which seeks to use liquid ammonia as a main hydrogen carrier to decarbonise the aviation industry is set to on leverage chemical kinetics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation tools.
French naval engineering company, Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has been granted two Approvals in Principle (AIP) from classification society DNV, offering hope of progressing the use of liquid hydrogen in the maritime industry.
The Tasmanian Government has revealed that its green hydrogen feasibility studies have concluded that green hydrogen production and use is technically feasible on the Australian island state.
The Nuclear Hydrogen Initiative (NHI), a coalition working to advance nuclear hydrogen as a critical climate solution, has today (July 26) been launched by more than 40 global participants.
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), US, has revealed a study which it believes could help accelerate hydrogen’s deployment for transportation and other applications.
A hydrogen fuel cell-powered generator has been deployed to a Lancashire, UK, National Highways construction site in a government backed trial to uncover challenges in replacing diesel with hydrogen.
NTT Anode Energy Corporation is set to focus its efforts on hydrogen transportation through existing pipelines, as it today (July 25) announces plans for a new joint research and development project.
