Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The largest green hydrogen and ammonia production complex in the Mediterranean is being planned on Mallorca.

Germany aims to make hydrogen a cornerstone of its energy system within a few years. However, political uncertainty and excessive bureaucracy threaten this future-focused venture.

GCK Raises raised 50 million euros to speed up their industrial expansion. This includes their hydrogen retrofit initiative. The company aims to use the funds to advance their technologies and scale production.

In a recent interview, Ivette Vera-Perez, the President and CEO of the Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA), shed light on the bright future of Canada’s hydrogen industry. With a rich history in hydrogen research and development and strong government support, Canada is well-positioned to become a significant player in the global hydrogen economy. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE Vera-Perez highlighted Canada’s pioneering role in hydrogen technology, tracing its roots back to Alexander Stewart’s early work on electrolysis in 1905. Since then, Canadian companies like Ballard Power Systems and Hydrogenics have continued to push the boundaries of innovation. The Canadian government has…

The French Ministry of Energy has issued a tender titled “Development and Implementation of Hydrogen Production and Storage Solutions” on September 17, 2024.

The energy sector is continuously evolving, seeking more efficient and sustainable methods for energy production. One innovation contributing to this evolution is a patent filed by EnhancedGEO Holdings for a method that produces hydrogen by thermochemical splitting of water. This method leverages a subterranean heat source and molten salt to facilitate the chemical reaction, presenting a novel approach to hydrogen production. Thermochemical splitting of water is a process wherein water (H2O) is chemically decomposed into hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) using heat. The newly patented method by EnhancedGEO Holdings, LLC brings in an innovative twist to this process by using…

The European Union Commission has issued an important tender titled “Development of Advanced Hydrogen Storage Solutions.”

Seven hydrogen projects across Finland, Norway, Portugal, and Spain will receive EUR 720 million ($771.6 million) from the European Hydrogen Bank. This initiative aims to boost hydrogen production by covering the cost gap between renewable hydrogen and its non-renewable counterpart.

Deutsche ReGas has successfully finished the front-end engineering design (FEED) phase for their upcoming hydrogen hub in Lubmin, Germany.

A recent study published in Applied Energy presents an innovative solution to the challenges of hydrogen production and long-distance transportation.