John Taylor, Jim Bowe and Dan Feldman, Partners at King & Spalding, explain why the 45V clean hydrogen PTC has been “one of the most controversial tax regulations in US history.”
Energy losses are incurred when converting hydrogen to derivatives, but the costs incurred through these molecular conversions can be saved through simplification of the storage and distribution supply chain, writes Stephen B. Harrison.
While on the ground at Hyvolution in Paris, Philippe Rosier, CEO of French-based Symbio told H2 View the company’s ambitious fuel cell production plans was proof that there is a “real and concrete” hunger for...
Based in the UK Midlands, AqGas’ roots are found in design and build engineering for low-carbon energy. But as Paul Geary, the company’s Managing Director, told H2 View, a “spark of inspiration” started its pivot...
The bloc’s efforts are now turning to securing hydrogen import volumes. However, questions are circling the implications of Europe relying on the Global South to meet its future energy demand…
Charlie Currie sits down with Jason Few, President and CEO of FuelCell Energy, to talk about the company’s platform-centric approach to hydrogen and clean energy.
Clare Jackson, CEO of Hydrogen UK, explains why it continues to be an exciting time for the UK hydrogens sector.
It is only with a healthy replacement demand for platinum in fuel cell vehicles that continued mining of platinum will be incentivised, consequently securing iridium supply for electrolytic hydrogen, writes Margery Ryan, PGM Advocacy and...
Fuelling the hydrogen economy will come down to exponentially scaling the components that produce, store and utilise that hydrogen safely, cleanly, efficiently and cost-effectively across applications, writes Stefanie Kopchick, Head of Chemours’ Hydrogen Economy Venture.
Ahead of the return of H2 View’s Class of H2, Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 consulting has delved into the field of emerging electrolyser technologies.
