Energy Observer: Bridging energies, nations and generations
Rob Cockerill explains why the Energy Observer vessel is so much more than a boat – it’s a striking symbol of the sustainable future for bot maritime and mobility as a whole.
Rob Cockerill explains why the Energy Observer vessel is so much more than a boat – it’s a striking symbol of the sustainable future for bot maritime and mobility as a whole.
Energy Observer – the first hydrogen vessel around the world. That in itself is a mighty statement. An Odyssey for the Future? That’s just showboating. But actually, it isn’t. Once you see it in person,...
What a week it has been in the world of saving, well, our world! From the global climate change protests of a bold new generation on Friday 20th September to some pointed and pertinent messages...
Today’s Science and Technology Select Committee report on clean growth in the UK is comprehensive and welcomed, but the onus now is surely on greater and more accelerated action than it is on further deliberation,...
Last week I wrote about the war to be waged in getting across the positive and very real role that hydrogen has to play in the clean energies transition, in the face of widespread PR...
Some have long harboured concerns that hydrogen was losing out in the alternative energies PR war, particularly where battery-electric mobility is concerned. I have been chief among them. So let’s look at the ever-compelling case...
Turn the clock back a decade, and a very different mindset existed where the idea of a hydrogen economy was concerned. Today, however, there is conviction and realisation. The time is now for a hydrogen...
The German Aerospace Centre (DLR) and Regensburger Energy and Water Supply (REWAG) have grouped together to conduct research on the use of hydrogen as an energy source with Aurelia Turbines.
Research by the University of Newcastle has highlighted progression in the production of green hydrogen.
Plug Power Inc. has acquired Canada-based EnergyOr Technologies Inc.
