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An initiative is underway on Russia’s far-eastern island of Sakhalin, with plans for the country’s inaugural green hydrogen installation set to materialize by June’s end.

Scientists at The University of Texas at Austin are delving into the realm of natural catalysts to extract hydrogen gas from iron-rich rocks, heralding a potential breakthrough in the energy transition with minimal carbon emissions.

Topsoe has received an environmental permit from the Danish Environmental Agency for green hydrogen factory in Denmark.

Bloom Energy and Shell have partnered to explore avenues for decarbonization through the utilization of Bloom’s hydrogen electrolyzer technology.

HSE adds two years to the Fastway hydrogen fleet’s delay Red tape has grounded two thirds of the flagship hydrogen…

Exolum has launched the world’s first bulk transport and storage project for Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHC) in the United Kingdom, in partnership with Axiom.

GRTgaz has initiated fundamental engineering studies for the Dunkirk Hydrogen Universal Network (DHUNE) project, marking a step towards establishing a hydrogen transport network within the industrial and port complex of Dunkirk.

Statera Energy’s Kintore Hydrogen project takes a leap forward with the appointment of Aker Solutions as owner’s engineer for its inaugural 500MW phase.

AdvancedH2Valley consortium has secured €8.9 million grant from the European Commission.

In a recent Energy News.biz interview, Stephen Crolius, the president of Carbon-Neutral Consulting and an expert in the evolution of electrolyzer technology, sheds light on the exciting advancements and challenges shaping the future of hydrogen and electrolyzers.