Author: Anela Dokso

The Xità wharf supply station received its first hydrogen (H2) charge from Valencia.

India’s Adani Enterprises (AEL) and Ashok Leyland and Ballard Power have entered into a contract to start a pilot project to create a hydrogen fuel cell electric truck (FCET) for the logistics and transportation of mining equipment.

Federal financing is being used to support a German-Brazilian partnership that produces hydrogen from manure with the help of the energy technology firm Mele from Torgelow.

A low-carbon hydrogen project in Western Australia will begin with a preliminary feasibility study by Hexagon Energy Materials.

The electrification of the continent and the use of carbon-neutral electricity, as well as hydrogen as a fuel or feedstock, are key components of Europe’s net zero strategy. The Hydrohub Innovation Program (HIP) was launched by the Netherlands-based Institute for Sustainable Process Technology (ISPT) in 2017 with the goal of advancing knowledge and technology for the industrial-scale, electrolysis-based production of affordable green hydrogen. In the Netherlands, ISPT is a preeminent center for open innovation in the process sector. The transition to a circular economy in 2050 is at the center of ISPT’s work. The Hydrohub MegaWatt Test Center (HMWTC), one…

The goal of Emilia-Romagna is to produce green hydrogen in defunct industrial zones.

With almost £100 million in support for nuclear and clean hydrogen energy, the UK government has committed to the country’s continued production of clean energy.

First snow groomer powered by hydrogen undergoes testing in Salzburg The next phase of Snow Space Salzburg’s ambition to become carbon neutral by 2026 has begun. The first snow groomer powered by hydrogen is now undergoing testing. The ski area’s CO2 emissions should therefore be significantly reduced by 2025 when the current fleet is replaced with the new hydrogen snow groomers. Snow groomers powered by hydrogen will be mass-produced and used in Flachau starting in 2025. The ski areas in Salzburg underwent change as a result of the climate crisis. Clear objectives for the future were established, solar systems were…

A 12-cylinder gas version of the mtu Series 4000 L64 engine powered entirely by hydrogen has been tested by Rolls-Royce.

This is a conversation with Dr. Alistair Miller, the Canadian scientist who wrote the paper that inspired the creation of the International Hydrail Conferences. Dr. Miller was an early and deeply informed expert on the menace of extracted carbon fuels to the climate. He is known for his talks on the effects of acidity on shell-forming sea fauna.