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H2U Technologies (H2U) announced the appointment of Mark McGough as President and Chief Executive Officer. McGough has a long and…
easyJet and Rolls-Royce have announced a partnership to conduct research into industry-wide sustainability solutions for commercial aircraft. The study, which…
KDB Industrial Bank will invest in Korea’s largest liquefied hydrogen plant facility. Korea Development Bank (KDB) announced on the 21st…
Researchers from Japan, China, and Taiwan have developed a graphene oxide (GO) membrane with embedded nanodiamonds for purifying hydrogen from water vapor, according to InScience.
RWE plans to build 300 MW of electrolysis capacity at Lingen by 2026 as part of the larger GET H2 European hydrogen infrastructure project. Lingen’s total electrolyzer capacity might be increased to 2 GW by 2030, according to the German utility.
Avacon and DVGW, together with Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister for Economic Affairs, Sven Schulze, have put a hydrogen admixing system into operation in Schopsdorf.
GBS, which has extensive expertise in the building of gas pipelines as well as the construction and upgrading of compressor stations, has joined the organization, which was founded in 1990 and now has 57 members from 24 countries.
The new Hydrogenious LOHC Emirates has its headquarters in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and intends to provide solutions for hydrogen storage and transportation at any size and distance.
In India’s largest energy conglomerate under the Ministry of Power, NTPC Limited, Bloom Energy announced that its electrolyzer and hydrogen-powered…
According to the Korean Intellectual Property Office, there were 1,469 patent applications for water electrolysis technology in Korea, the United States, Japan, China, and the European Union (IP5) in the last five years, up 31% over the previous five years (1123 cases).
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