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Welcome to the November issue of H2 View and our penultimate magazine of 2021. What a year 2021 has been for hydrogen – and we’ve still got two months to go! The past 10 months...

We couldn’t have picked a better month to look at hydrogen mobility in the US; as I write these words it’s the seventh annual National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day. Created to raise awareness of...

A compressor is essentially the heart of a hydrogen refuelling station and makes the infrastructure come to life. Station developers simply could not dispense a product without compressors and associated technologies. Enabling fast refuelling of...

For the smallest and flattest continent in the world, Oceania could have the biggest opportunity when it comes to hydrogen. A region with plentiful renewable energy resources and well-connected infrastructure, it is also in close...

Welcome to the July issue of H2 View magazine. July is a special month for us at H2 View as we celebrate our second anniversary and two years of being your home for hydrogen! In...

Widely understood to be one of the key building blocks of the green hydrogen-based society, even cited as such by the International Energy Agency (IEA), electrolysers offer a way to produce clean hydrogen from low-carbon...

Hydrogen made with wind and solar electricity has a long history of promising a pathway to a global clean energy economy yet failing to deliver. The high costs of these renewable power sources have hindered...

What a month it’s been for hydrogen in North America. US President Joe Biden unveiled the American Jobs Plan on 31st March, through which the US Government will invest $15bn in demonstration projects for climate...

First invented in 1839 by Welsh scientist William Robert Grove, it wouldn’t be for another century that fuel cells were first used commercially, and this was by NASA in its Project Gemini programme in the...

Welcome to the February issue of H2 View magazine, and what a time it is to be a part of the rapidly advancing hydrogen ecosystem. Have you all noticed the escalation in hydrogen activity in...