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Browsing: Hydrogen
Bavaria is accelerating its transition from traditional diesel locomotives to battery-powered trains instead of hydrogen, aiming for a complete electrification…
Evonik Industries intends to establish a pilot plant in Germany dedicated to advancing green hydrogen technologies.
A recent patent filed by Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG introduces innovative methods for operating an electrolysis system…
The European Union-backed BeBoP project is shifting gears towards enhancing hydrogen fuel cell systems for heavy-duty transport sectors.
The patent introduces a novel method that transforms carbon-containing inputs into hydrogen products. This involves the conversion of such inputs…
Bosch Patents Gas Injector for Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine or Hydrogen Fuel Cell
The ever-evolving field of hydrogen-based technology has taken another leap forward with a new patent filed by Robert Bosch GmbH.…
Australia’s clean energy ambitions have been significantly advanced by Endua’s launch of its pioneering electrolyser technology and hydrogen power bank system at Archerfield Airport, enabling onsite hydrogen production and reliable energy storage to redefine accessibility for local businesses while addressing long-standing logistical challenges.
In an era of energy transformation, the European Union’s recent commitment of €250 million to hydrogen projects is not merely an economic gesture but a strategic pivot.
Air Products’ sudden decision to halt its liquid hydrogen plant in Massena stands out amid broader industry trends. The company, who aimed to inject $800 million into this environmentally pivotal project, has halted operations, citing market volatility and strategic realignment as primary factors.
Korea’s two largest construction firms, Samsung C&T and Hyundai E&C, are intensifying their focus on the hydrogen sector to navigate downturns in the domestic housing market and declining Middle Eastern orders.
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