Author: Anela Dokso

Researchers from Washington State University and international collaborators have discovered that lignin-based jet fuel can store hydrogen in a stable liquid form. The study unveils a method to bind volatile hydrogen chemically, simplifying storage and transport without pressurized tanks. Working with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the University of New Haven, and Natural Resources Canada, the team has used chemical reactions to develop a mechanism for storing hydrogen within lignin-derived jet fuel. This fuel, made from plant-based lignin, offers a sustainable alternative, improving engine performance and reducing pollutants. WSU scientists are now developing an AI-powered catalyst with the University of New…

The Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) is making significant strides in advancing hydrogen technology in motor racing.

BMW is taking a bold step into the future of green technology by introducing the hydrogen-powered iX5 SUV.

BWX Technologies, a prominent player in the nuclear energy sector, has secured contracts exceeding C$1 billion.

American Electric Power (AEP) has announced its pursuit of grants to support its exploration of advanced nuclear technology sites in Indiana and Virginia.

Denmark takes a crucial step in renewable energy with European Energy’s first battery storage project in collaboration with Kragerup Estate.

ExxonMobil and Trammo have signed a Heads of Agreement (HOA) to work together on low-carbon ammonia.

A recent patent filed by Kobelco Construction Machinery showcases a significant leap in incorporating hydrogen as a sustainable energy source for work machines.

Italy and Saudi Arabia have signed significant agreements valued at approximately $10 billion, marking a strengthened strategic partnership between the two nations.

Hydrogen energy has long been heralded as a potential cornerstone of sustainable energy systems. However, the feasibility of integrating hydrogen into the energy landscape depends heavily on efficient supply chain management, particularly in countries with significant energy demands like China.