Technology options for the future of hydrogen shipping
The industry has choices in meeting the challenges of shipping hydrogen, writes Ibrahim Muritala, Global Hydrogen Leader – Global Sustainability, ABS.
The industry has choices in meeting the challenges of shipping hydrogen, writes Ibrahim Muritala, Global Hydrogen Leader – Global Sustainability, ABS.
Africa’s green hydrogen potential is becoming clearer, but its success hinges on overcoming financial and geopolitical hurdles.
John Carrigan and Bill Mezher from Luxfer Gas Cylinders Composite discuss the potential of alternative fuels paving the way for hydrogen mobility.
Hypermotive tells H2 View about its collaboration with Honda to develop a fuel cell system to meet a broad range of maritime applications – and why modules originally designed for automotive uses are gaining traction.
Both hydrogen suppliers and offtakers must be prepared to accept the inherent risks of an emerging market and allocate risk appropriately to develop a solid foundational relationship if the hydrogen market is to flourish, says...
“Long term, as governments set standards for e-fuels, CO2 sourcing will need to expand significantly – and it will need to go beyond point-source industrial capture.”
Dräger’s Maximilian Henke discusses why retrofitting ships for clean fuels will offer a short-to-medium-term path to emissions cuts and regulatory readiness.
Critics say efficiency concerns make hydrogen in aviation unviable. Proponents say it will support a niche mid-range market where batteries and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) cannot. We speak to ZeroAvia and H2Fly about the state...
Amogy Chief Strategy Office (CSO) Maciek Lukawski tells Edward Laity why the company’s first maritime demonstration will be its last.
H2 View speaks with Markus Wambach, Group COO of MHP, and Dr. Sylvia Trage, Partner and HyLion Project Lead at MHP, about the HyLion green hydrogen-based e-methanol network.