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In 2021, more new hydrogen filling stations went into operation worldwide than ever before. Germany has broken the limit of 100 gas stations and continues to lead in Europe.
According to IEF analyst Alison Catwright, the hydrogen industry is still in its infancy, accounting for just 1% of total energy use and 915 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
The vector of hydrogen as a renewable source will not only give renewables more weight in the national energy mix, but it will also allow its integration
A hydrogen refueling station for vehicles based in the Tees Valley has opened at Teesside International Airport as part of…
The world’s largest chemical company, BASF, has signed a long-term agreement with Linde for the supply of hydrogen and steam.…
An order for hydrogen distribution systems from Van Kessel has been placed by Hexagon Purus, through its subsidiary, Wystrach GmbH.…
Reganosa will conduct trials in Spain of novel technology for the production and storage of green hydrogen (H2). The Galician…
By 2035, Airbus hopes to have a hydrogen-powered passenger airplane on the market, paving the road to carbon-free flight.
The world’s first electric airplane engine, driven by high-temperature superconductors, is part of the installation (HTSC). The aircraft’s two turbojet engines are supplemented with a 500-kilowatt electric motor that drives the propeller.
Both Air Products and the HPA are committed to accelerating hydrogen production, supply chain, and consumption in Germany’s north and the Free Hanseatic State of Hamburg.
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