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Managing Editor Rob Cockerill reflects on the progress made in the hydrogen space in 2021 and throws down the gauntlet for more in 2022 and beyond.

A groundbreaking ceremony of the H2RES project has marked the onsite construction start of Ørsted’s first renewable hydrogen project today (May 17).

It’s hydrogen’s time to shine; and it’s so shining so very brightly that the glare is rightly placing this incredible molecule at the forefront of the vision of the clean energies transition. But, Rob Cockerill...

This strikes me as what could be one of the most significant statements of intent in hydrogen in 2021, at the very least in the first half of this year.

The unveiling of the UK’s 10-point plan for a green economy is a significant statement of intent and action from the Government.

In June 2019, the UK became the first major economy to pass laws demonstrating its commitment to achieving net zero by 2050. Many industrial areas of the UK remain heavily reliant on carbon fuels.

The UK stands at a crossroads moment, with two potential hydrogen paths ahead, observes Rob Dale, Founder and Director of Beyond2050 and organiser of the Hydrogen Strategy Now campaign.

It is easy to fall from grace, especially in the public eye. The hard part is to earn respect and keep it. That’s the challenge facing Nikola Corporation right now, and the last 36 hours have...

Last week saw Daimler reveal its commitment to hydrogen-fuelled heavy-duty trucking with the launch of the Mercedes-Benz GenH2 trucks. It was a development which drew as much interest in both the timeframe for series production...

The French government’s announcement (€7.2bn for the hydrogen industry) closes out a busy cycle of declarations in support of the hydrogen industry, writes Hydrogen Council Co-Secretary Pierre-Etienne Franc, but there is still far to go...