Author: Anela Dokso

Hydrogen had a strong year in 2022 due to increased interest, serious green hydrogen initiatives, filling stations, automobiles, knowledge development, and built environment displays.

Many people believe that hydrogen will be the fuel of the future. However, when it comes to its large-scale, commercial transport and storage, there are still difficulties and safety restrictions to increasing the storage efficiency of liquefied hydrogen fuel.

ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN POLICIES OF 22 REGIONS FROM 2017 TO 2022 REVEALED The Society for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology and the German Academy of Science and Engineering Acatech have produced an analysis of the hydrogen policies of 22 nations and regions from 2017 to 2022. MEANWHILE IN KOREA Korea’s first on-site ‘bio green hydrogen charging station’ has been completed. The completion ceremony was conducted in Bongbang-dong, Chungju, for Korea’s first ‘bio green hydrogen charging station,’ which generates and provides hydrogen using biogas from food waste. UKRAINE TO REDUCE ITS DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN ENERGY WITH HYDROGEN PRODUCTION According to research released…

GREEN HYDROGEN INNOVATION CONVERTS WATER TO ENERGY AT ROOM TEMPERATURE Scientists have discovered a new method for producing hydrogen gas from water at room temperature, which could be a step toward a clean and renewable energy source. Hydrogen has been heralded as a green energy alternative despite its comparatively low adoption rate. However, this is not the situation today. WHY HYDROGEN POWDER CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING Researchers from Australia have discovered a novel method for storing hydrogen… in powder form. The outcome is a true revolution in the transport and storage of this gas.Currently, the energy transition, especially in the automotive…

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On the path to the energy transition, Ahrweiler, a German neighbourhood that was destroyed by flooding, is concentrating on green hydrogen.

Piedmont gives the go-ahead for the tender to produce green hydrogen in idle industrial sites.