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In order to remove pathogens, wastewater treatment is essential, but it requires a lot of energy. Researchers from WMG, University of Warwick, have been able to overcome the challenge of treating it more sustainably by employing recycled carbon fiber mats to manufacture hydrogen from waste water.

European initiatives, on the other hand, have gotten off to a sluggish start. They appear to respond more quickly outside of Europe.

According to analysts, Russia faces the possibility of being left without a big export market as the West begins its shift to low-carbon energy.

Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second largest port operator, has become the newest member of the North West Hydrogen Alliance…

The Port of Gothenburg and Norway’s Statkraft propose to build a hydrogen production facility near the port, with operations set…

Enapter has received its first order for their AEM Multicore electrolyser, a containerized system for green hydrogen production in the…

The Olga project has announced that an electrolyzer and related storage and distribution equipment will be installed at Malpensa airport…

As the United Nations Climate Change Conference begins in Glasgow, the Hydrogen Council CEO alliance is urging world leaders –…

Emerald Coaches has decided to replace its diesel-powered buses with hydrogen-powered ones. Emerald Coaches has established a goal of reaching…

Honeywell and ZoneFlow Reactor Technologies announced a joint agreement to commercialize ZoneFlow Reactor Technology.