Honeywell and ENEOS are collaborating to develop the world’s first commercial-scale Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) project.
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For over two decades, the debate surrounding hydrogen-powered cars has been ongoing, with advocates highlighting various advantages and critics raising concerns about fuel availability.
Fives and GuofuHee have joined forces to advance the hydrogen market with cutting-edge cryogenic equipment and innovative technologies.
A research team at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has unveiled a cutting-edge green hydrogen production technology harnessing solar energy.
POSCO E&C, formerly known as POSCO Engineering & Construction, has inked a pivotal business agreement with Inha University. The collaboration aims to propel research and industry-academic cooperation in the realms of low-carbon steel and hydrogen reduction steelmaking, marking a significant stride towards reducing carbon emissions in the steel industry.
The recent visit of Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike to the New South Wales (NSW) parliament marked a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to combat climate change and strengthen cooperation between Japan and Australia.
GenH2 and the University of Melbourne are joining forces to propel the adoption of hydrogen technology worldwide. Utilizing GenH2’s cutting-edge Cryostat CS500 simulation test platform, the University of Melbourne aims to revolutionize cryogenic and hydrogen research and development.
Chiyoda Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation have embarked on a joint venture to develop a large-scale electrolysis system, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of hydrogen technology.
Sempra Infrastructure, a key player in the US liquefied natural gas (LNG) market, has forged a strategic alliance with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to collaborate on various initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions and advancing decarbonization efforts in both the United States and Japan.
Japanese chemical giants, Asahi Kasei and Toray Industries, are making significant strides in boosting their capacities for “green hydrogen” production equipment, signaling a pivotal move towards securing a prominent position in the emerging hydrogen economy.
