Energy Minister Kwasi Kwarteng officially launched the UK’s hydrogen strategy yesterday (August 17) from ITM Power’s new gigafactory in Sheffield.
With the launch of the UK hydrogen strategy and a target to create 5GW hydrogen production capacity by 2030, Thames Estuary is expected to play a key role in achieving this aim.
A new report published by the international Energy Agency (IEA) has highlighted the potential that Latin America holds in producing low-carbon hydrogen.
Toshiba is supporting the Japanese Government’s hydrogen targets, outlined in its Basic Hydrogen Strategy for 2030 and 2050 by producing hydrogen in its Fukushima facility.
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology will once again be in the international spotlight with f-cell 2021 set to run from September 14 and 15 with 60 companies ready to exhibit their latest innovations.
Hydrogen blends could soon be entering the Western Australian (WA) gas network with ATCO having been awarded A$2m ($1.45m) by the WA’s Renewable Hydrogen Fund.
The UK set its course for a hydrogen future yesterday with the long-awaited unveiling of the country’s first-ever hydrogen strategy.
The UK Government and industry has provided £24.3m ($33.4m) funding in support of two innovative hydrogen projects targeting fuel cell charging times and hydrogen-fuelled engines for commercial transport.
Australia has major ambitions to become not only a major hydrogen producer but also a key exporter to customers around the globe. FIBA Technologies’ International Sales Manager, Jean-Christophe Poussin, examines how investment and policy are...
The UK’s long-awaited hydrogen strategy, released today (August 17), is quick to admit that low carbon hydrogen will be essential to achieve net zero by 2050, as well as meeting the country’s world-leading Carbon Budget...
