Germany’s ambitious goal to lead in hydrogen technologies is under scrutiny. While the focus on “green hydrogen” from renewable sources seems promising, researchers argue that the strategy’s success hinges on international cooperation and sustainable practices.
First Hydrogen has conducted successful field testing of its hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle (FCEV).
The Netherlands has recently received the final approval for a project aiming to heat homes using green hydrogen.
Hydrogen has emerged as a frontrunner in discussions surrounding clean energy solutions, yet recent research reveals a complex relationship between hydrogen and fossil fuels.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Uniper have recently announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing collaboration in the green hydrogen sector.
Two Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) projects, namely Catalina and Madoqua, have successfully secured funding grants through the European Hydrogen Bank’s first auction.
Rystad Energy’s recent analysis raises critical questions about the feasibility of transitioning Europe’s steelmaking industry to greener alternatives using green hydrogen.
In a recent interview with H2 Energy News, Lennie Klebanoff, a leading scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, sheds light on hydrogen storage and fuel cell technology.
Ukraine intends to construct 10 GW of renewable hydrogen capacity, targeting the strong demand from the European Union (EU).
Hyliion Holdings Corp. (HYLN) and Victory Clean Energy Inc. (VYEY) have formed a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to facilitate the release of up to ten KARNO generators.
