Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy A/S has taken a significant step in this direction with its newly patented technology. The patent describes a wind turbine that not only generates electricity but also produces hydrogen through an integrated electrolytic unit.
To meet the growing demand for efficient and safe hydrogen storage, a team of inventors from Helmut Schmidt University has devised an innovative pressure vessel designed specifically for this purpose.
By refining the process in which water is introduced and manipulated within the plant, this innovation seeks to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of hydrogen production, a pivotal component in sustainable energy technologies.
Vestas Wind Systems A/S has recently filed a groundbreaking patent that integrates hydrogen production with wind turbines.
A recent patent filed by Hyundai Motor Company outlines an innovative control method for hydrogen fueling specifically designed for hydrogen-fueled vehicles.
The recent patent filed by Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation outlines a hydrogen gas production system designed to improve efficiency and effectiveness in producing hydrogen gas with a high recovery rate and an optimal deuterium D content ratio.
The Hydrogen Isolation System, developed by Raytheon Technologies Corporation, represents a novel method for efficiently isolating hydrogen from water.
The innovative methods patented by Hyundai Motor Company present a step forward in streamlining the process of hydrogen fueling for mobility devices.
Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG has filed a patent for an ingenious system that harnesses the power of offshore wind turbines to produce and store energy.
The patent under discussion pertains to a hydrogen gas storage tank equipped with several safety features.
