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As a result, a significant clean hydrogen trade is expected to emerge in the next years. By 2050, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) predicts that more than 30% of hydrogen would be exchanged across borders, far more than natural gas.

Shell and DEME searching for a Hydrogen business development managers

The enormous opportunity for the UK to capitalize on green hydrogen’s industrial opportunities was highlighted today at RenewableUK’s first-ever green…

Woodside LNG, a producer of liquefied natural gas in Australia, and Korea Gas Corporation have signed a non-binding agreement to…

According to a study conducted by scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, perovskite materials have the potential to play…

Expanding the use of “green hydrogen” would be critical for China to meet its dual carbon targets, analysts believe, as…

Alberta’s government will invest $50 million in the establishment of a new Clean Hydrogen Center of Excellence. The centre’s mission…

The International Renewable Energy Agency’s (IRENA) new report warns that integrating hydrogen into existing natural gas networks is a sophisticated…

Efforts are underway to develop and build what could be the marine industry’s first floating green hydrogen fueling station. Hornblower…

Western Australia’s government is considering implementing a renewable hydrogen target as a means of supporting the region’s renewable hydrogen industry.…