The genesis of hydrocarbons has been debated for more than 300 years and continues to the present. The discussion of the problem led to the formation of organic and inorganic scientific schools. Over time, the hypothesis of polygenesis was also formed.
EU’s hydrogen quotas have begun to demonstrate their effectiveness, as evidenced by recent developments in the hydrogen sector in Germany and the Netherlands.
A stark market reality: industrial sectors remain notoriously difficult to decarbonize, often reliant on intensive hydrocarbon combustion. Cambridge-based Levidian is…
China now claims half of the world’s green hydrogen production capacity, upending the global balance in a sector that Western…
As the global conversation around decarbonization intensifies, hydrogen emerges as a pivotal player. However, its successful integration into industrial sectors…
Europe’s plan to scale up clean hydrogen—targeting 10 million tonnes of domestic production and 10 million tonnes of imports by…
Global temperatures have surged past 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, yet carbon emissions continue to rise at 1.1% annually, defying net-zero…
Table of Contents Overview of Green Hydrogen Market Outlook Post-2025 Investment and Funding Landscape for Green Hydrogen Technological Advances in…
An early‑stage production target of 300,000 t yr at Envision Energy’s 500 MW Chifeng facility positions it among the world’s largest green hydrogen‑to‑ammonia…
Solar-powered hydrogen production has long promised zero-emissions fuel from abundant sunlight and water, but the pathway to commercialization remains obstructed by slow, costly manufacturing processes.
