BP’s recent moves in Teesside highlight a paradox in the company’s energy strategy. While the oil major is pushing forward with the H2 Teesside project, one of the UK’s largest blue hydrogen facilities, it has simultaneously scaled back its broader green agenda.
Hong Kong recently received its first hydrogen-powered light rail train, marking a significant milestone in the city’s quest to become carbon neutral by 2050.
The Clean Hydrogen Task Force in Louisiana convened its first meeting on July 31, discussing the state’s potential to become a leader in hydrogen production and technology.
A collaborative effort between Australian and Japanese scientists has led to the development of a new catalyst, NiOOH-Ni, that promises to enhance the efficiency of ammonia conversion.
IndianOil’s decision to cancel its global tender for a Green Hydrogen Generation Unit at its Panipat Refinery raises important questions about the company’s strategic approach to hydrogen projects. The cancellation of two consecutive tenders—one in February 2024 and the other this week—suggests underlying challenges that warrant scrutiny.
RINA’s recent Approval in Principle (AiP) and Technology Qualification for Saipem’s subsea hydrogen pipeline safety methodology mark a significant milestone for the company.
Trust Stamp’s recent partnership with Boumarang has been heralded as a significant step forward in integrating AI-powered technologies with hydrogen-powered drones.
A newly published comprehensive review, appearing in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, sheds light on hydrogen’s evolving role in the energy landscape.
In a groundbreaking study published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, a research team led by Behbood Abedi and colleagues has unveiled a novel containment strategy for subsurface hydrogen storage based on time-dependent soft solids.
The Territoire de Belfort in France has issued a tender titled “Acquisition of Eight Hydrogen Articulated Buses for the Urban Public Transport Network.”
