Analysis: Five sectors to watch in 2024
After two busy years across the hydrogen industry, 2024 looks set to be the year where the energy carrier’s strengths are put to use in the most suitable industries and applications.
After two busy years across the hydrogen industry, 2024 looks set to be the year where the energy carrier’s strengths are put to use in the most suitable industries and applications.
“The first step in addressing hydrogen emissions is to take an inventory of all the possible emissions and understand where they’re coming from,” H2 View hears.
To reduce greenhouse gas emissions within major Indian cities, Omega Seiki Mobility (OSM) and Systemics have developed hydrogen-powered three-wheelers designed to replace fossil fuel vehicles.
Solid oxide electrolysis and fuel cell (SOEC and SOFC) technology could “dominate” industrial industries, such as ammonia production and aviation fuels, an exlcusive H2 View webinar has been told.
“Our licensing model allows us to run with multiple partners. If you’re a betting person, it’s a multiple bet versus single bet strategy,” Tony Cochrane, CCO of Ceres Power, tells H2 View.
Amid the wide ranging manufacturing expansion announcements, the subject appears more complex than adding up nameplate capacity numbers.
Earlier this month year, the US-based company 8 Rivers announced its Cormorant Clean Energy project is set to produce around 880,000 tonnes of ammonia per year.
At Hyvolution 2024, the standardisation and certification of hydrogen was the theme of the day (January 31).
Levidian’s methane-to-hydrogen and graphene technology LOOP has been described as ultra-green, by Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), Ian Hopkins.
The EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) has improved the business case for plans to convert an existing grey hydrogen plant to blue hydrogen, Air Products has told H2 View.
