Author: Anela Dokso

Membrane materials are integral components of fuel cells, and their importance is reflected in Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells.

Infinium has entered into a long-term agreement with Kinetik Holdings’ subsidiary, a midstream energy company.

IREDA builds new office in Gandhinagar IREDA built a new office in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, to offer Foreign Currency-denominated financing solutions. This program will cushion Green Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Manufacturing project costs and help India transition to a sustainable future. Hexagon Composites Begins Search for New CEO Hexagon Composites, widely recognized within the renewable energy sector, has announced the impending departure of Group President and CEO Jon Erik Engeset. His departure is set to initiate an executive search for his replacement, while Engeset will retain his role until a new CEO is appointed. Once the new CEO assumes office,…

World Hydrogen Leaders announce that the “World Hydrogen North America 2024” congress and exhibition will be taking place in Houston, Texas from May 21st- 23rd.

Germany’s recent legislative move to establish a hydrogen core network underscores the country’s commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

NYK’s latest venture into fuel ammonia marks a milestone in the maritime industry’s quest for sustainable energy solutions. The upcoming supply of fuel ammonia to an ammonia-fueled tugboat (“A-tug”) signifies a leap forward in embracing alternative fuels to reduce emissions.

Norwegian company TECO 2030 has teamed up with India’s Advait Infratech to expand fuel cell technology in India and SAARC countries.

Northwest Europe emerges as a frontrunner in low-emissions hydrogen development, spearheading targets and regulatory advancements.

Stargate Hydrogen takes a significant leap forward with the official launch of their Alkaline Electrolysis Stack.

Europe’s steel industry is facing a monumental challenge: decarbonization. Axel Eggert, CEO of the European Steel Association (EUROFER), asserts that the industry requires a staggering 5 million tons of hydrogen annually to achieve this goal.