Alberta’s industrial real estate market, particularly in Edmonton and the northern part of the province, is experiencing a revitalization fueled by the imminent growth of the hydrogen industry.
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UK government has declared a ban on boilers in new-build homes effective 2025. This decisive step, outlined in a comprehensive consultation on energy efficiency standards, challenges the conventional approach of relying on boilers for achieving carbon savings and advocates for the creation of ‘zero-carbon ready’ homes.
A research team, led by Professor Jianxin Zou, has recently published a study in Energy Material Advances, shedding light on the potential of metal hydrides, particularly focusing on magnesium-based hydrides (MgH2), to revolutionize hydrogen storage.
A recent study, delving into over 50 scientific publications, raises serious questions about the profitability and efficiency of green hydrogen compared to its alternatives.
As electric mobility gains momentum in 2023, industry observers are predicting a significant shift in 2024, with India laying the groundwork for a robust engagement with alternative fuels, particularly hydrogen.
In the quest for sustainable energy, hydrogen emerges as a key player, particularly with the spotlight on green hydrogen as the most water-efficient method of low-carbon hydrogen production.
Gangwon-do recently conducted the ‘Hydrogen Storage and Transportation Cluster Vision Declaration Ceremony’ at Kangwon National University’s Samcheok Campus.
In a gathering of industry experts from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Mexico, the World Hydrogen Latin America Summit unfolded in Santiago, providing a platform for crucial discussions on the burgeoning trends in hydrogen development as a fuel across the region.
Australian researchers have shattered the traditional barriers of green hydrogen production by introducing a method that directly extracts hydrogen from seawater.
Hydrogen fuel cells, touted as a key player in the transition to green energy, face a critical bottleneck—expensive catalysts primarily composed of platinum group metals.
