Author: Anela Dokso

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are investigating the potential of using depleted oil and natural gas reservoirs as hydrogen storage.

Hydrogen energy, considered to be the next-generation energy source, holds promise for generating electricity and heat without carbon dioxide emissions. It is in Japan that this energy resource is experiencing rapid development and growth.

Alpine Alpenglow hypercar to make world premiere at Spa-Francorchamps The stunning Alpine Alpenglow hypercar is about to make its world premiere at the Belgian racetrack Spa-Francorchamps. The Alpenglow is scheduled to have its static debut on May 10 and then have a dynamic demo on May 11. Its hydrogen combustion engine is the only thing that matches the dramatic new stylistic trend that Alpine is showcasing. In the French automaker’s quest to combine sustainable innovation and ultra-sporty looks both on and off the track, the Alpenglow represents a significant turning point. Energy minister of Azerbaijan to attend 2nd annual Green…

ZeroAvia has recenty signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with FEAM Aero.

Swiss energy group Alpiq recently disclosed its investment in P2X Solutions, acquiring a majority stake in the company.

Strathmore Energy Research Centre (SERC) has unveiled a significant milestone in sustainable energy advancement with the inauguration of the Africa Green Hydrogen Hub.

Germany has plans to develop a hydrogen core grid, envisioned as the backbone of its future energy supply for multiple industries.

HysetCo, a Paris-based hydrogen mobility company, recently announced a significant funding injection of nearly €200M led by Hy24, marking a pivotal moment in the advancement of hydrogen-driven urban transport solutions.

Japan’s recent commitment of ¥17.3bn ($110m) towards two hydrogen research projects signifies a significant leap in the pursuit of hydrogen propulsion systems for aviation.

The European Commission’s recent allocation of €115m for the establishment of 43 new hydrogen refuelling stations (HRSs) across seven EU countries marks a step towards advancing zero-emission mobility in the region.