Author: Anela Dokso

Nuclear

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) is channelling vast resources into the development of pink hydrogen, leveraging nuclear power for hydrogen production. As the company accelerated its focus beyond traditional nuclear energy, the strategic pivot towards pink hydrogen illuminates a scalable path to meet international climate goals while addressing scepticism surrounding nuclear energy’s role in sustainability. The global hydrogen market is projected to reach USD 300 billion by 2030, with countries fervently exploring avenues to decrease carbon footprints. Herein lies KHNP’s opportunity to innovate; through investing in pink hydrogen, KHNP aims to integrate nuclear technology to mitigate carbon emissions effectively.…

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Hydrogen

China’s introduction of the “Track 1000” liquid hydrogen system for trucks has captured attention, offering a promise to revolutionize long-haul journeys. This new system allows trucks to traverse over 1,000 kilometers without requiring a refuel, utilizing 100 kilograms of liquid hydrogen. The “Track 1000” claims to bring a competitive edge through this capacity, yet there are unresolved challenges regarding infrastructure and safety that experts continue to debate. The deployment of hydrogen technologies at scale still faces infrastructural constraints. The necessity for robust refueling networks emerges as a critical hurdle, especially given the currently limited number of hydrogen refueling stations worldwide.…

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Hydrogen

Mexico has been thrust into the spotlight, potentially facing a loss of $10 billion due to what some experts term the nation’s missteps in its hydrogen strategy. Mexican policymakers have aimed to establish the country as a hub for hydrogen production, citing ambitious projects and investment opportunities. Yet, the rapid expansion and investment in this sector raise critical questions about its viability and strategic approach. Mexico’s hydrogen strategy appears to be in a nascent stage, with current projects constituting a mere fraction of the global pie. Analysts argue that the Mexican government may have underestimated both the technological challenges and…

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