Author: Anela Dokso

With the transportation sector accounting for nearly 24% of direct CO2 emissions globally, the pursuit of alternative, cleaner energy solutions is urgently accelerating. Enter Electric-Hydrogen Refueling Stations (EHRS), a hybrid infrastructure solution that aims to optimize the refueling of hydrogen-powered and electric vehicles in a single location. This novel approach not only promotes resource efficiency but also leverages existing infrastructure by transforming existing charging stations to accommodate hydrogen fuel – a strategy promising both economic and environmental benefits. A critical aspect of operating EHRS is addressing the intrinsic temperature fluctuations within Hydrogen Storage Tanks (HSTs) during both filling and emptying…

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Trade tensions between the United States and China have notably impacted the electronics supply chain, with Chinese lithium battery manufacturers experiencing significant pressure under tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. In an industry where margins are already slim, these import duties have introduced both immediate challenges and opportunities for transformation within the sector. The global lithium battery market, worth approximately $50 billion, has been a major growth area for Chinese manufacturers. They account for over 70% of the world’s production, thus making it a critical area of focus in US-China trade relations. However, the imposition of tariffs ranging from 15%…

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The recent US hydrogen credit ruling signifies a pivotal moment for energy developers, catalyzing forward momentum in the sector. According to insider reports, the United States boasts a burgeoning commitment to hydrogen as a cornerstone for achieving net-zero emissions targets. This regulatory clarity comes at a time when the global hydrogen market is projected to escalate exponentially, with estimates suggesting growth to a $201 billion industry by 2025. The core issue lies not in the absence of technical capability but in administrative and financial uncertainties that have previously hindered large-scale adoption. The new ruling aims to mitigate these challenges by…

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BP has recently announced the cancellation of its green hydrogen project in Teesside, leaving experts and industry stakeholders to scrutinize the implications for future hydrogen developments. This decision comes amidst a period of momentum in the energy transition, with many countries globally, including the UK, strategizing to enhance their renewable energy capacities as part of net-zero targets. The Teesside green hydrogen project was initially forecasted to facilitate major employment opportunities, aligning with regional development goals and aiding the local economy’s shift from reliance on traditional industries. With BP’s withdrawal, the anticipated economic benefits are now under question. Regional leaders are…

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