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The research focuses on the advancements in hydrogen fuel engine design and highlights the characteristics of hybrid engines. It also outlines prospects for future research, specifically looking into the development and improvement of engines that use natural gas and hydrogen.

South Australia has received federal approval for its 200MW Whyalla hydrogen plant under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

In a surprising turn of events, the Spanish government has decided to abandon its plans for a permanent windfall tax…

Funding has been secured for the UK’s largest hydrogen production facility in Bradford, as announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Lummus Technology has joined forces with Advanced Ionics to propel green hydrogen production.

This research, published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy by authors Zhen Yang, Xiaochuan Wang, Jincheng Hu, Chaoyu Xu, and He Deng, provides a comprehensive safety analysis of hydrogen explosion accidents at underground hydrogen storage sites.

This research article by Ingrid Snustad, David Berstad, and Petter Nekså explores the potential for using hydrogen as a primary fuel source for fishing vessels.

Jeju Island, a popular tourist spot in South Korea, is set to become a leader in renewable energy by converting food waste into hydrogen fuel.

German Aerospace Center progresses in hydrogen fuel technology with the opening of its BALIS project in Empfingen, Germany.

The government of South Korea is taking steps to promote the hydrogen economy by designating three cities as special hydrogen complexes. These cities – Donghae, Samcheok, and Pohang – are set to become key players in the hydrogen industry, set to transform into industry hubs with the help of substantial investments.