Researchers have conducted an experimental study to examine how various environmental factors affect the performance of ammonia-hydrogen fuel cells (AHFCs).
Author: Anela Dokso
With the pressing need to reduce carbon emissions, hydrogen has emerged as a viable alternative energy source. The potential of hydrogen blending in natural gas pipelines offers the promise of significantly lowering emissions from homes and industries.
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) in India has released a set of guidelines aimed at encouraging innovation in the green hydrogen sector.
Spain’s Exolum is venturing into the innovative use of existing oil infrastructure for the distribution of green hydrogen in Britain.
German company 2G Energy is exploring new partnerships with five Egyptian firms to kick-start projects focused on green hydrogen, biogas, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems.
The maritime industry is making waves in sustainability, with prominent shipping companies pushing for a greater commitment to green hydrogen during COP29.
SAS AB is joining forces with EQT Infrastructure and CIP to develop green hydrogen production in Northwest Europe.
Incitec Pivot Limited, an Australian-based multinational corporation, has decided to sell its Gibson Island facility.
Ammonia has long been recognized not just for its utility as a fertilizer component but also for its potential as a fuel. However, efficient and safe combustion of ammonia presents various challenges.
De Nora will provide a 1 MW Dragonfly electrolyzer for Maffei Sarda Silicati’s hydrogen valley in Sardinia.
