Why we need to move quicker on hydrogen across geographies
Across geographies, there is a need to move even faster on hydrogen, writes Bosch UK’s Managing Director, Vonjy Rajakoba.
Across geographies, there is a need to move even faster on hydrogen, writes Bosch UK’s Managing Director, Vonjy Rajakoba.
UK Hydrogen Champion and Chief Executive for Catalyst Technologies at Johnson Matthey, Jane Toogood, explains the need for both electrolytic (green) and CCS-enabled (blue) hydrogen as we work towards Net Zero.
Martina Wettin, Co-founder and Business Development and PR Director at Nilsson Energy, discusses the need for small-scale systems in the evolving energy mix.
FuelEU is a welcome step in maritime’s journey to decarbonisation – it’s time for more global regulation like it, says Bashir Lebada, CEO of OCI Methanol.
Aoife O’Leary, CEO of Opportunity Green and the newly launched SASHA Coalition, outlines why green hydrogen must play a leading role in decarbonising the shipping sector.
This well-supplied precious metal can support new energy transition applications due to natural changes in its market and existing circularity practices. As Marge Ryan – Johnson Matthey’s Industrial Market Research Manager for Platinum Group Metals...
Continuing our series on hydrogen and widebody aviation, Chris Ellis explains why the business case is now too strong for airlines to ignore.
Consistent data centricity for more efficient, modular engineering processes can significantly reduce the gap between supply and demand, says Reinhard Knapp, Head of Global Strategies at software provider Aucotec.
The race is on – developed nations are seeking to out-compete one another to grow their clean energy capabilities and attract capital. Since COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine this is now not only about...
Dominic O’Connor, Principal, Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney, at Marks & Clerk, reflects on this year’s European Patent Office report and latest developments involving patent filings for hydrogen technology.
