Author: Anela Dokso

The Honeywell Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC), a product that enables the long-distance transportation of clean hydrogen, was unveiled by Honeywell.

As part of its exploration of the fuel cell car market, the Chinese hydrogen solution supplier FTXT showcased items that are among the best in the world.

According to Gov. Ned Lamont, Connecticut will compete with six other northeastern states for more than $1 billion in federal money to establish a regional “centre” for clean hydrogen fuel.

The largest fuel provider and oil refiner in the country, China Petrochemical Corp., has presented a plan to construct the first long-distance hydrogen pipeline in the nation.

In the EnergyNews.Biz hydrail interviews series, we talked with Dr Holger Busche, scientific advisor for energy and traffic at the provincial parliament in Northern Germany and the federal Bundestag.

Ulsan, an industrial city on the southern coast, now has the first hydrogen fueling station in the nation for big cargo vehicles.

A hybrid boat created in Liguria that aims to test sustainable fuels and make the first required steps towards less polluting modes of transportation on the waters of the Mediterranean and other seas of the world is one of the first hydrogen boat prototypes to come from Italy.

NZ risks falling behind in green fuel initiatives, warns Taranaki hydrogen developer A Taranaki company’s director argues New Zealand’s sluggish decarbonisation is putting exporters at risk. Hiringa Energy head Cathy Clennett said global demand for renewable project investment was rising as markets favoured low-carbon products. NSW government financing of $64 million for the Good Earth Green Hydrogen and Ammonia project came from a $150m pool. The Wathagar ginning facility near Moree, the world’s first Good Earth Cotton farm producing climate-positive and traceable cotton, will have a vast solar farm to power a hydrogen and ammonia operation. A press release stated…

This week, the Piaui state government in Brazil inked a number of agreements to create green hydrogen generation projects supported by new solar power plants.

As part of the Green-QUEST project, University of Cape Town (UCT) students Carla Mathyse and Candace Eslick are investigating ways to harness green hydrogen to provide cleaner cooking fuel for low-income homes, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.