Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The Institute of Nano-Comprehensive Technology said that, in collaboration with sensor expert M&Tech Co., Ltd., it has developed and marketed a “hydrogen leakage detecting sensor” to ensure the stability of hydrogen energy technology. The hydrogen sensor created at this period is a technique for rapidly detecting hydrogen leakage that may occur during the storage, transportation, and use of hydrogen, and mixing it with oxygen in the atmosphere to pre-block the explosion risk. Prior to this, M&Tech Co., Ltd. commissioned the Institute of Technology to develop a contact-combustible hydrogen leak detection sensor for hydrogen fuel cells and the development of mass…

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Researchers from South Korea have released a new research on the use of hydrogel to remove gas bubbles in hydrogen production, Shell has disclosed that it will continue investing in hydrogen in the Netherlands, and Vestas has announced that it will launch a pilot project to use hydrogen in a crew transfer vessel. Researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea have discovered that superaerophobic porous polymeric hydrogels may considerably increase the performance of electrodes for alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). “The modification of electrodes with superaerophobic polymeric hydrogel significantly improves the efficiency of the…

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As part of the roadmap drawn up for green hydrogen in the country, the possibility of turning the country into an exporter of the new e-fuel has been contemplated, which would begin to be produced with the surpluses of renewable energy generation (wind and solar) produced by the projects that are growing in the country. The announcement was made by the Minister of Energy, Diego Mesa, during the development of the Latin America Energy Week, an event organized by Siemens Energy. “Decide how we are going to transport and transform this energy into other products. We are reviewing because we…

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Cantabria has officially joined the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance, promoted by the European Union with the aim of achieving an “ambitious” deployment of hydrogen technologies by 2030, boosting renewable and low-carbon hydrogen production, demand in industry, mobility and other sectors, and hydrogen distribution. This has been reported by the Government in a statement, in which it explained that the Alliance brings together industry, national and public authorities, civil society, as well as other actors, in order to build in this area a global leadership of the European Union and support its commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The adhesion…

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The president of the Port Authority of Huelva, Pilar Miranda, has highlighted the “commitment” of the port in the process of energy transformation “towards new models” based on the use of clean fuels such as hydrogen and all its derivatives and has been “convinced” that in the future the capital will be “the city of green hydrogen”. In an interview granted to Europa Press, Miranda has pointed out that the Port of Huelva is “energetic by the nature of its own traffic, such as oil and its derivatives, and gas” and that for that same reason “is committed to the…

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Atom, a project to generate fuel through hydrogen from water and store it, has won the second edition of the imaginPlanet Challenge, the imagin initiative that supports young people with entrepreneurial ideas to mitigate climate change promoted by CaixaBank. Atom has been designed by three students from the Instituto Químico Sarrià and Elisava, the University School of Design and Engineering of Barcelona. The project is conceived as a hydrogen fuel generator and storage device to be available at any time of the day. It uses renewable energy (specifically, in their presentation, the creators propose photovoltaic solar energy) to separate water…

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