In a recent interview with H2 Energy News, Tom Baxter, a chemical engineer, shared his critical insights on hydrogen as a low-carbon fuel.
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Sparc Technologies has introduced a novel method through its subsidiary, Sparc Hydrogen. This method, which utilizes a new photocatalyst material, sunlight, and water, aims to produce what the company terms “ultra-green” hydrogen.
Toyota Tsusho Europe and Messer are collaborating to establish the first hydrogen production plant for vehicles at the port of Barcelona. This initiative, undertaken by their joint venture SympH2ony, aims to support the decarbonization of the transportation sector in the region.
The Dutch government has announced substantial financial support for Djawels BV, a subsidiary of HyCC BV, in the form of an €80 million state aid package.
Schiphol Airport is pioneering the use of hydrogen-powered Ground Power Units (GPUs) to supply stationary aircraft with power.
From fall 2024, North Friesland will see the addition of ten hydrogen buses to its transport network, expanding the fleet from two to twelve vehicles.
RWE and Westfalen Group have initiated the construction of the “H2 Filling Hub Lingen,” a hydrogen refueling infrastructure project in Lingen.
Provaris Energy and Norwegian Hydrogen have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Uniper Global Commodities SE to explore the development of a regional hydrogen supply chain in Europe.
The energy sector continues to evolve, addressing the complex challenges of energy security, environmental sustainability, and economic development. One of the sector’s latest focuses is advancing hydrogen technology as a solution to the energy trilemma.
Truck manufacturers such as Volvo and MAN are turning to hydrogen combustion engines as an interim solution for achieving lower emissions in freight operations.
