Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy filed a patent for a new wind turbine designed specifically for a hydrogen-generating wind farm. This innovation represents a significant step toward integrating wind power and hydrogen production, aiming to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of renewable energy systems. The patented wind turbine comprises several integral components: a tower, a nacelle rotatably attached to the tower’s top end, and a rotor within the nacelle equipped with blades to capture wind energy. A generator, mechanically linked to the rotor, transforms this kinetic energy into electrical energy. Unique to this design are its hydrogen inlet and outlet, connected…

A recent study published in the “International Journal of Hydrogen Energy” elucidates the fundamental combustion behavior of ammonia-hydrogen mixtures, providing valuable insights for the hydrogen industry.

In recent developments within the hydrogen industry, a significant review titled “Review on the ammonia-blend as an alternative fuel for micro gas turbine power generation” offers promising insights into the use of ammonia-blended fuels.

The Romanian Ministry of Energy today announced a new tender titled “Development and Implementation of Hydrogen Infrastructure Projects.”

A revolutionary patent for an electrolysis system, designed to enhance hydrogen generation, was filed on July 24, 2024, by Paul Francis Geary. This patent reveals a sophisticated system comprising an electrolyser, an electrolyte pump powered by pressurised gas, and an air storage tank. The purpose of the system is to improve the efficiency and reliability of hydrogen production. One of the standout features of Geary’s system is the use of pressurised gas to power the electrolyte pump. Unlike conventional electrolysis systems that rely solely on electrical power, this system integrates an air storage tank that stores pressurised air. The stored…

A recent study entitled “Detection of hydrogen gas leak using distributed temperature sensor in green hydrogen system,” authored by Donguk Yang, Jaedeok Oh, Gwonyeol Lee, Sukho Lee, and Seongim Choi, and published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, introduces a novel approach to detecting hydrogen gas leaks using distributed temperature sensors.

In a recent publication in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, researchers Taejong Yu and Youngsub Lim have made significant strides in optimizing hydrogen storage through innovative tank design.

Researchers from multiple institutions have explored the potential of a lithium-modified B3C2P3 monolayer as a medium for reversible hydrogen storage.

The European Energy Agency (EEA) has published a tender titled “Hydrogen Pipeline Development Project 2024” on August 7, 2024. The submission deadline for this significant tender is September 30, 2024.

Thyssenkrupp Uhde GmbH has introduced a novel ammonia system, as outlined in their recent patent filing on July 24, 2024.