As the world strives to combat the escalating climate crisis, the spotlight has turned to green hydrogen as a potential game-changer in decarbonizing various industries.
Author: Anela Dokso
As the world strives to transition to cleaner and sustainable energy sources, the hydrogen sector has emerged as a promising solution to decarbonize various industries. Companies like Plug Power are at the forefront of this transition, pioneering fuel cell technology to power vehicles and industrial applications.
Hydrofuel Canada and Solar Fuels Group ink golden hydrogen production process partnership deal For their novel new golden hydrogen generation process, Hydrofuel Canada and the Solar Fuels Group at the University of Toronto have inked a $1 million, two-year licensing and partnership agreement. The Chemistry Department at the University of Toronto is home to the Solar Fuels Group. The research team is well known for using light engineering to catalytically change molecules like nitrogen, methane, carbon dioxide, and water into a variety of high-value fuels and common compounds. It is collaborating with Hydrofuel Canada, a business that specializes in offering…
As the world faces the urgent challenge of the climate crisis, the demand for sustainable and clean energy solutions has become paramount. Hydrogen, known for its clean-burning properties, has long been hailed as a potential game-changer in our energy landscape.
Researchers from Tel Aviv University have made a significant breakthrough in the production of “green” hydrogen, achieving an unprecedented 90% efficiency without emitting harmful carbon dioxide (CO2).
India, with its rapidly growing population and energy demands, is at a crucial juncture in its energy transition journey. To meet the country’s escalating energy needs while combating climate change, the Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has set an ambitious goal to produce 25 million metric tonnes of hydrogen energy by 2050.
Hydrogen Development Federation (HDF) Energy revealed plans to construct Africa’s first large-scale green hydrogen project on the outskirts of Swakopmund, Namibia.
A groundbreaking collaboration between The Hydrogen Utility (H2U) and Vopak Terminals Australia has been announced, propelling Queensland towards its vision of becoming a clean energy powerhouse.
Tokyo Gas Co. has made a significant move towards decarbonization by selecting Mitsubishi Power to build three gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) power plants with a total output of 650 MW in Sodegaura City, Chiba Prefecture.
Levidian and United Utilities are teaming up to transform sewage biogas produced in Manchester into a sustainable feed source for both graphene and hydrogen production.
