With Norway targeting a 20% share of hydrogen in its energy mix by 2030, Oslo-based Norwegian Hydrogen has finalized plans for a 25 MW electrolysis facility in Rjukan, Telemark—a project positioned to supply industrial clients across southern Norway and Sweden by late 2027.
At this year’s Hannover Messe, Bosch Senior Vice President Matthias Ziebell delivered an impassioned briefing on the company’s pioneering work…
Japan’s push to become a global leader in hydrogen energy is at a crossroads. The billion-dollar Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain…
Gasunie, one of Europe’s largest energy infrastructure companies, has unveiled a comprehensive investment plan totaling €12 billion aimed at bolstering…
Global renewable energy capacity witnessed an unprecedented surge in 2023, adding a staggering 510GW – a near 50% increase year-on-year…
The global energy sector’s pivot toward natural hydrogen has intensified scrutiny of geological processes like deserpentinization, which could yield vast subsurface hydrogen reserves. A 2023 U.S. Geological Survey estimate suggests subsurface hydrogen deposits may exceed 1 trillion tons globally—a potential game-changer for clean energy transitions.
The aviation industry, a major contributor to global carbon emissions, is under increasing pressure to identify and implement sustainable fuel alternatives. In this context, hydrogen fuel is gaining attention as a viable zero-emission energy source that could redefine air travel’s environmental impact.
As China braces to meet its ambitious carbon neutrality goal by 2060, it faces the enormous task of transforming an economy heavily reliant on fossil fuels.
Exploration into the integration of green hydrogen production within wind farm operations reveals both economic and environmental dimensions.
Chile’s renewable hydrogen sector received a boost through a collaborative financial initiative involving the European Union, European Investment Bank (EIB), KfW Development Bank, and Chilean entities such as the Corporación de Fomento de la Producción (CORFO) and the Ministry of Energy.
