In the ongoing quest to harness the power of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source, researchers have been focusing on developing sophisticated storage solutions. One of the key advancements in this field is the introduction of the HyStor database, as detailed in the recent publication by Nikhil Wilson and colleagues.
The global investment in hydrogen is expected to reach $320 billion by 2030, making the selection of appropriate storage methods a crucial decision.
A significant development recently occurred in the European Union’s green hydrogen sector. The winner of a major EU auction for green hydrogen projects has unexpectedly withdrawn their participation.
Denmark recently postponed its plans to build a hydrogen pipeline to Germany.
Masdar has signed agreements with several Norwegian partners to explore renewable energy and green hydrogen opportunities.
Egypt has taken a significant step towards sustainable energy with a $31.6 million grant awarded to Scatec, a Norwegian renewable energy company.
Toyota Motor, a pioneer in automotive and energy solutions, has introduced a new patent for a hydrogen gas supply path in a fuel cell system.
A novel approach to hydrogen production and storage for fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) has been outlined in a patent filed by Volvo Truck Corporation.
The Romanian Ministry of Energy has issued a tender titled “Development of Hydrogen Energy Solutions” to boost hydrogen innovation and infrastructure within the country.
Polenergia, Poland’s largest private energy group, has conducted the country’s first tests of hydrogen co-combustion.
