Author: Arnes Biogradlija

To make hydrogen a practical alternative fuel for vehicles, its cost must be comparable to petrol. Additionally, it has to be green—produced using renewable energy sources like solar or wind power.

A recent study published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy offers a comprehensive analysis of electricity supply configurations for green hydrogen hubs, focusing on urban transport decarbonization in European cities.

The Netherlands has announced a tender titled “514558-2024: Machinery and Apparatus for Filtering or Purifying Gases – Temperature Swing Adsorber H2CAST,” inviting bids from interested parties.

The Norwegian Ministry of Transport has issued a tender titled “Hydrogen-Powered Taxi Services – Transport Services Framework Agreement.”

A recent patent granted to NIHON NOHYAKU outlines a novel hydrogen storage system leveraging advanced metal hydrides.

The patent focuses on a method to operate a natural gas processing plant that efficiently generates hydrogen gas as a by-product of the plant’s existing processes.

Lhyfe, OX2, and Velarion unite to create one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen-driven industrial clusters in the municipality of Trelleborg, Sweden.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is backing a pilot project for renewable hydrogen production in Uzbekistan.

Poland-based company MMI has successfully acquired €7.7 million in funding to advance its development of electric and hydrogen-powered buses.

Questa, New Mexico, communities are on the brink of a transformative venture that aims to shift the local electric grid away from fossil fuels through the development of green hydrogen technology.