A recent Danfoss Impact paper emphasizes the importance of smart use and efficient production of green hydrogen. By 2050, hydrogen production is projected to surpass half of today’s electricity demand, underscoring the pressing need for energy efficiency in the generation process.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) advisory committee has raised concerns over the pace of development in the “clean” hydrogen industry, stating that its growth isn’t sufficient to meet the climate goals laid down by the country. US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm referred to the panel’s perspective as “sobering”.
The ambitious vision of establishing Germany as a leader in the global hydrogen economy is facing significant challenges, as revealed by the latest H2-Bilanz report released by E.ON.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is likely to remove green hydrogen from its pivotal plan designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the power industry, as per insider reports.
The ongoing German Hannover Messe, Europe’s leading industrial and automation fair, is focusing on industrial sustainable development. This year, Norway, renowned for its oil sector, is the partner country. Norway seeks to highlight its industry’s vital role in the global green transition.
Mississippi’s unique geological formation might offer it a key role in the increasingly significant “green hydrogen” energy domain.
Toyota has been at the forefront of hydrogen car development, envisioning a future where zero-emission vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells revolutionize transportation.
Danfoss sheds light on the crucial role of energy efficiency in green hydrogen production. As hydrogen emerges as a frontrunner in the transition away from fossil fuels, understanding its efficient production becomes paramount.
In the realm of maritime transportation, the emergence of hydrogen-powered ships signifies a significant shift towards greener alternatives.
Oman is set to inaugurate its first green hydrogen station in the future, marking a significant move towards clean and renewable energy regeneration.
