Researchers at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) have made a groundbreaking discovery in an endeavor, utilizing flexible spheres of the biomolecule chitosan derived from shrimp waste to develop catalysts for generating hydrogen gas from borohydride salts.
As the world races to combat climate change, hydrogen emerges as a promising solution to decarbonize the power sector.
As the world races towards a sustainable energy future, hydrogen technologies have emerged as a “pivotal” source of energy for the coming decades, according to JPMorgan’s annual global energy outlook.
The 14th Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM 14) recently brought together world energy ministers and industry experts to discuss the future of green hydrogen.
The green hydrogen revolution is rapidly gaining momentum, and South Africa’s Northern Cape is positioning itself to play a leading role in this transformative energy shift. With its abundant renewable energy resources and strategic location, the Northern Cape could become a key player in green hydrogen production and export, fostering economic growth and sustainability.
The race for sustainable transport has been predominantly led by battery-powered electric cars, but experts are now warning that hydrogen vehicles could unexpectedly emerge as the frontrunners, potentially overtaking electric cars in a transformative shift.
As countries seek viable solutions to increase the consumption of renewable energy, hydrogen has emerged as a leading contender to drive this transition effectively.
The hydrogen economy is rapidly gaining momentum, and China stands at the forefront of this green revolution. In a groundbreaking move, Feintool, a leading technology company, has secured a major customer in China’s booming hydrogen market.
Hydrogen, hailed as the green fuel of the future, holds immense promise in combating climate change by serving as a clean substitute for fossil fuels.
Egypt is poised to make a significant stride towards a sustainable future, as the Information and Decision Support Center of the Egyptian Cabinet predicts a remarkable increase in the green hydrogen economy by 2050.
