Author: Anela Dokso

Quantifying the potential for grid interconnections in heterogeneous contexts spotlights significant disparities in market efficiency and economic outcomes.

Invinity Energy Systems has introduced its new vanadium redox flow battery technology, named Endurium, which boasts a 50% smaller footprint compared to previous designs.

China aims to be at the forefront of the global hydrogen energy race, backed by new government policies.

In the current study, nanoindentation was utilized to evaluate the mechanical response of shale samples exposed to hydrogen, revealing a progressive decrease in mechanical strength over time—a crucial factor for assessing the feasibility of hydrogen geological storage.

Fuel cell technology is advancing swiftly, yet a comprehensive optimization strategy remains elusive. In the case of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs), the reliance on auxiliary systems and their accompanying parasitic power consumption is a critical area of improvement.

Microsoft has announced a partnership with the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) of Ireland to explore the potential of green hydrogen in energy solutions.

TRIG, a well-known investment company, has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with a French producer of green hydrogen.

Toyota is making waves in the automobile industry by pushing the boundaries of green engine technology.

The historic RB27 rail service, known as the ‘Heidekrautbahn’, has experienced a disruption in its planned switch to fuel-cell trains due to a lack of hydrogen supply from renewable developer Enertrag.

Ministry of Energy in Poland announced a tender titled “Development of Hydrogen Infrastructure” aimed at advancing the country’s hydrogen industry.