Author: Anela Dokso

Hyundai Hydrogen

Hyundai Motor Group’s establishment of an Energy Hydrogen Business Division marks a significant development in the burgeoning hydrogen market, signaling ambition to capitalize on the growing demand for clean energy solutions. This strategic maneuver aligns with the global push towards sustainable energy, which saw hydrogen consumption grow by over 40% according to the International Energy Agency’s 2024 report. Yet, what does this mean for the automaker and the industry at large? Establishing a dedicated business division indicates Hyundai’s commitment to not just participate but lead in the hydrogen sector. The Group appears to have recognized the underpinnings of a hydrogen…

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Natural Hydrogen

Primary Hydrogen Corp has initiated Phase 1 of its natural hydrogen exploration program, showcasing a significant move toward alternative energy sources. According to recent data, the demand for hydrogen as a fuel source is expected to grow exponentially, driven by the energy sector’s transition away from fossil fuels. The International Energy Agency forecasts that hydrogen could meet up to 18% of the world’s energy demand by 2050. However, this depends heavily on overcoming technological and economic barriers associated with its production and distribution. Primary Hydrogen Corp’s project focuses on naturally occurring hydrogen pockets which offer a more environmentally friendly extraction…

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hydrogen

The global quest for clean energy has pushed biomass to the forefront of efforts to produce sustainable hydrogen, an energy resource viewed as a viable alternative to fossil fuels. According to the International Energy Agency, hydrogen could meet up to 24% of the world’s energy needs by 2050. This growing interest highlights the potential of biomass, which, through conversion technologies, offers an environmentally friendly path to hydrogen production. One might liken the transformation of biomass into hydrogen to transforming a piece of neglected land into a thriving garden; both require careful planning, the right conditions, and the appropriate tools to…

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hydrogen

The integration of hydrogen as a balancing mechanism particularly stands out when viewed against Texas’s staggering wind and solar capabilities. Texas is not only the top wind energy producer in the United States, with over 31 GW of installed capacity, but its solar energy sector is also rapidly expanding, aiming to meet the climbing demand in a state projected to keep growing in both population and economic activity. However, the unpredictability of wind and solar output necessitates a supplemental energy vector capable of addressing the temporal and spatial mismatches inherent in renewable energy supply. Enter hydrogen—a versatile energy carrier that…

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