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1. We need a clean energies transition…now A point that is readily made and applies across the globe, but nonetheless sets the scene for any discussion around the importance of the hydrogen society.

Picture the scene: a new gas well discovery off the Egyptian coast, a single 152m thick gas column within the Messinian age sandstones of the Abu Madi formation, with excellent petrophysical properties. The discovery of...

Green hydrogen is set to play a key role in the energy transition, both as a carbon-free fuel for industry and transportation, and as a key raw material for the chemical industry. To date, the...

Cars, buses, trucks, bikes, and even planes. In the modern-day world, the applications for fuel cells are continuously growing as the globe strives for a low carbon future.

2020 will be forever remembered as the year of Covid – a period of challenge and hardship but also of profound mindset change. The global pandemic has impacted nearly everyone on the planet and forced...

Red is the colour of danger. We know this intuitively from traffic lights and safety signage, where it means ‘prohibition’. According to the EN 1089-3, red is also the colour assigned to hydrogen gas cylinder...

Rob Cockerill explores what might have been this summer in Japan, and why it’s only a temporary delay in perception change, with hydrogen still set to take centre stage at the Tokyo Games next year.

When H2 View’s sister publication gasworld reported on a rejuvenation in Singapore’s intentions towards the aquaculture business earlier this year, it shone a further spotlight on the crucial role of oxygen in this application.

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As part of H2 View’s focus on the mobility market in the Asia-Pacific region, Molly Burgess and Joanna Sampson look at the hydrogen mobility commitment in Japan and the role of Japan H2 Mobility. Additional...