Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Since its founding on 7 July 2021, and with the support of the Government of China and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the International Hydrogen Energy Centre (IHEC) has been supporting the development of hydrogen energy, including through the world’s largest demonstration project of hydrogen fuel cell commercial vehicles during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, which will be led by IHEC and Beijing Sinohytec, as more than 850 hydrogen fuel cell commercial vehicles. The buses traveled over 3.2 million kilometers and burned approximately 200 tons of green hydrogen, saving an estimated 2,000 tons of carbon. Another IHEC flagship…

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In conjunction with worldwide research partners, a CoorsTek Membrane Sciences development team has successfully developed a scalable hydrogen generator that produces hydrogen from electricity and fuels such as natural gas, biogas, and ammonia with near-zero energy loss. “Energy efficiency is critical to hydrogen’s future as a clean fuel.” “Our research shows that protonic membranes can efficiently produce hydrogen from ammonia, natural gas, and biogas, implying that hydrogen fuel cell cars will have a lower carbon footprint than electric cars charged from the grid,” said Irene Yuste, a chemical engineer at CoorsTek Membrane Sciences and a PhD candidate at the University…

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Germany and South Africa want to expand their relations, but have clear differences in their dealings with Russia. South Africa’s President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa spoke on Tuesday after a meeting with Chancellor Olaf Scholz of a new strategic stage in cooperation, especially in the energy sector and education. With more than 600 German companies, Germany is already the second most important trading partner of G20 country South Africa, he said. “We want to become one of the key countries for hydrogen technology,” he announced. Scholz had traveled to South Africa, an economic heavyweight on the southern continent, at the end…

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A team of microbiologists at Goethe University has succeeded in storing and releasing hydrogen in a controlled manner with the help of bacteria. This is an important step in the search for CO2-neutral energy sources in the interest of climate protection. The corresponding paper has now been published in the renowned scientific journal “Joule”. The fight against climate change makes the search for CO2-neutral energy sources increasingly urgent. Green hydrogen, which is produced from water with the help of renewable energies such as wind power or solar energy, is one of the hopefuls. However, transporting and storing the highly explosive…

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Hydrogen as an energy carrier has a number of advantages for cars. Nevertheless, the fuel cell has hardly become established so far. It could now make a breakthrough as a drive system for vans. This also raises hopes for the technology in the passenger car market. The fuel cell is back on the agenda. Wherever short charging times are important or high payload requirements prohibit the use of heavy batteries, developers are once again focusing on hydrogen technology. Hyundai has already taken it seriously and has the first vans on the road – Mercedes, Volvo and many others want to…

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S.Korean president Yoon Seok-yeol said, “We will build a stable hydrogen supply chain,” emphasizing innovation efforts to transform into the hydrogen industry. “The government will expand investment in technology development to reduce carbon emissions and secure a foundation for hydrogen production at home and abroad,” President Yoon said at the 28th World Gas General Assembly held in EXCO, Daegu, on the 24th. The World Gas Congress is the largest gas-related international conference held every three years by the International Gas Federation, and is also called the Olympics of the global gas industry, with a large number of key figures from…

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