Author: Anela Dokso

In recent years, the development of hydrogen-electric intercity trains has garnered significant attention for its potential to reshape rail transit with cleaner, more efficient energy solutions.

The need for robust and efficient energy systems has never been more pressing, particularly in the context of hybrid energy systems (HES) that are increasingly being deployed to meet sustainability goals.

Predictive modeling within the realm of hydrogen-fueled solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) has traditionally been a data-intensive endeavor.

A hydrogen-powered train has started operating in Bavaria between Augsburg and Füssen, marking a significant step in testing alternative railway technologies.

Tenaris and IGI Poseidon, a joint venture with Greek energy company DEPA International Projects and Italian Edison, are collaborating to enhance hydrogen transportation through offshore pipelines.

South Korea is taking significant steps to advance its hydrogen economy by simplifying regulations related to hydrogen infrastructure.

Asahi Kasei, a leading Japanese chemical company, is set to expand its capacity to produce equipment for green hydrogen.

A former UK gas network boss has raised concerns about plans to build hydrogen pipelines. He warns that these pipelines pose significant safety risks to the public.

The Hydrogen Council is welcoming new board members, Masdar, Siemens Energy, and Yara Clean Ammonia, starting January 1, 2025.

ExxonMobil plans to construct a world-scale clean hydrogen plant in Baytown, Texas. The proposed plant aims to produce up to one billion cubic feet of hydrogen per day.