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The recent technical collaboration agreement (TCA) between India’s Nuberg EPC and Germany’s EDL Anlagenbau Gesellschaft mbH—a Pörner Group company—signals a bid to redefine how refineries can simultaneously lower emissions and extract more value from the bottom of the barrel.
Japan is betting on underground natural hydrogen to bridge the cost gap in its decarbonization ambitions, as the country prepares…
The European Union’s Hydrogen Bank has already allocated €2 billion to 61 pioneering projects in its first auction, marking a…
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, the creation of impactful video content is an intricate interplay of creativity and technical finesse,…
The global energy storage market is projected to grow exponentially, with lithium-ion technology at its helm—a dominance that poses challenges for alternatives like sodium-ion batteries. Yet, recent advancements by researchers at Argonne National Laboratory may offer a path forward in addressing key performance limitations of sodium-ion cells. These developments, while significant, underscore the broader struggles of diversifying energy storage technologies.
Toyota has developed an innovative supply system that combines a hydrogen module and a fuel cell module in a portable and user-friendly design.
The advancement of hydrogen fuel technology has seen a significant development with the creation of a Compressed Hydrogen Vehicle Fuel Dispensing System, recently patented by Boyd Hydrogen LLC.
Modern renewable energy systems are constantly evolving, and a recent patent filed by the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, offers an intriguing advancement in the field.
This patent covers an innovative gas turbine engine system developed by RTX Corporation. The engine features a decomposition device that breaks down ammonia into components rich in hydrogen, along with a separation device to isolate the hydrogen from the residual gases.
