Now more than ever, people are looking for ways to leverage renewable energy for a flexible, low-carbon power supply. Hydrogen offers a solution. Using renewable sources such as sun, wind, or hydro energy through electrolysis...
On its quest to reimagine mining to improve people’s lives, Anglo American is seizing opportunities in the emerging hydrogen economy, and believes hydrogen has a significant and wide-ranging systemic role to play in achieving a...
It has previously been estimated that by 2030 we will need two Earths to support humanity because we are draining the world’s resources so quickly. The stark warning was issued in a 2012 report by...
Present in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil, multinational energy and utility company ENGIE is spreading the hydrogen word across South America. With a strong belief that hydrogen is one of the key solutions...
Winds of change are blowing strong in the south of Chile. A new reality, fuel from wind and water with the purpose to decarbonise the transport sector, is underway. H2 View’s Editor Joanna Sampson speaks...
Founded in 1945 by Wilhelm Eisenhuth and his son Herbert, Eisenhuth has today grown into a recognisable brand in Germany with the company supporting several different business production lines.
It is estimated that developing countries are responsible for more than half of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, and this is only set to increase without a swift change to cleaner energy. This staggering statistic...
The world is fighting hard against the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects; however, there is another crisis progressing quickly and silently, that should be attended to urgently. Human induced warming is driving global surface temperatures...
The speed at which the industry and awareness of hydrogen are growing today is unprecedented. As of early 2021, over 200 large-scale projects have been announced across the value chain, with a total value exceeding...
For many, when we think of Venezuela and its energy scene, the first thing that comes to mind is likely the headlines surrounding oil and gas power struggles and the apparently uneasy balance of diplomacy...
