Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has set an ambitious target to produce 0.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, with plans to increase this to 10 million tonnes by 2050.

Infener, a European company specializing in green hydrogen production, has teamed up with the City of Gengenbach in Germany to develop a new hydrogen hub.

In an interview with geoscientist Jürgen Grötsch, we explore the exciting potential of natural hydrogen, a largely untapped energy source hidden beneath our feet. Grötsch, with his wealth of experience in the oil and gas industry and his current role as a professor at Friedrich-Alexander University, has emerged as a leading voice in the burgeoning field of natural hydrogen research. Let’s delve into the key points of this insightful interview: Natural Hydrogen: The Overlooked Energy Giant: Grötsch seeks to uncover the mysteries of natural hydrogen. He highlights the vast potential of this resource, which has been largely ignored until recently…

In a recent interview with H2 EnergyNews.Biz, Carmen Font, a leading expert in natural hydrogen, painted a compelling picture of this emerging energy source’s potential to reshape the energy and investment landscape. Font highlighted the unique advantages of natural hydrogen—its emissions-free nature at the source and potential abundance—suggesting it could be a game-changer in the clean energy sector. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW Natural hydrogen is an enticing proposition for investors compared to its manufactured counterpart. Its potential cost-effectiveness, stemming from the abundance of reserves and the relatively lower extraction costs compared to green hydrogen production, could make it a highly…

The world’s increasing energy demand poses substantial challenges for sustainable energy production and consumption. Renewable energy sources such as solar and wind are expanding but struggle to meet consistent demand due to their dependence on weather conditions.

The patent filed by The Boeing Company on September 5, 2024, introduces a novel hydrogen generator.

The highlight of this patent lies in the improvement of ammonia cracking processes specifically aimed at enhancing gas purification.

The French government has issued a new tender titled “Fourniture d’azote liquide en vrac, location de trois réservoirs d’azote liquide et de deux réchauffeurs atmosphériques.”

Offshore wind developer Simply Blue is planning to build a major plant in Canada to produce sustainable aviation fuel from hydrogen.

Strabag and Liebherr have initiated a project to test a hydrogen-powered wheel loader at the Gratkorn quarry. This move aims to significantly reduce the operation’s carbon footprint. For the first time, green hydrogen will replace traditional diesel to power a large wheel loader. This switch could save up to 37,500 liters of diesel, equating to approximately 100 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. In an event attended by Leonore Gewessler, the Federal Minister for Climate Action and Environment, Strabag, Liebherr, and Energie Steiermark launched their pilot project. Strabag aims to become climate-neutral by 2040 and is committed to reducing carbon emissions…