Reflections from the second UK Hydrogen Week
Clare Jackson, CEO of Hydrogen UK, explains why it continues to be an exciting time for the UK hydrogens sector.
Clare Jackson, CEO of Hydrogen UK, explains why it continues to be an exciting time for the UK hydrogens sector.
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.
As the energy industry sets out to achieve the ambitious target of 10GW of low-carbon hydrogen production across the economy by 2030, we too must mind the gap, writes Andy Sloan, Managing Director & Senior...
Daniel Fraile, Chief Policy Officer at Hydrogen Europe, gives his view on what 2024 could hold for hydrogen…
Sarah Kimpton, Vice President & Low Carbon Lead, UK & Ireland, Energy Systems, DNV, outlines how hydrogen blending can not only provide environmental benefits but also invigorate the green job market.
In the latest in our series of future aviation trends, Chris Ellis considers the technical developments involving hydrogen in the large aircraft sector.
Hydrogen can address issues relating to flexibility, security and affordability, writes Sam French, Business Development Director at Johnson Matthey, Hydrogen Council Representative and H2 View Editorial Advisory Board Member.
No other part of the hydrogen sector elicits more interest to the general public than hydrogen solutions in mobility, writes Bosch UK Managing Director, Vonjy Rajakoba.
Camille Lapierre, Chief Technology Officer, STRYDE, explains how high-quality seismic data can now be made accessible to clients outside its traditional use in the oil and gas sectors
Across geographies, there is a need to move even faster on hydrogen, writes Bosch UK’s Managing Director, Vonjy Rajakoba.