In January 2022, the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier completed its first international voyage to Victoria, Australia.
Continue readingToward a new era of hydrogen energy: Suiso Frontier built by Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Introducing the ZEROe demonstrator
2022 marks a new and exciting phase for ZEROe – Airbus’ ambition to develop the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2035.
Continue readingNEOM project: First-mover in carbon-free hydrogen
Accelerating the energy transition and generating a cleaner future requires real commitment, real investment and real execution. Enter NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC).
Continue readingPioneering the underground hydrogen scene
For bulk storage of very large amounts of gaseous hydrogen, underground salt caverns are an option. The gas has to be purified and compressed before it can be injected into the cavern. Hydrogen-filled cavities can act as a backup for a pipeline network.
Continue readingHydrogen fuel cells could provide emission free backup power at datacenters, Microsoft says
Hydrogen fuel cells packed into a pair of 40-foot-long shipping containers here ramped up on an overcast day early this June as engineers gathered around laptops displaying data on the state, health and power output of the cells in this first-of-a-kind hydrogen generator.
Continue readingHyundai Motor Group’s Hydrogen Vision 2040 – Carbon neutrality solution via an energy paradigm shift
By 2040, Hyundai Motor Group envisions that hydrogen energy will be used not only for transportation but will also be applied to wider areas of industries and sectors.
Continue readingHydrogen is a critical solution to climate change
Amidst the global energy crisis and rising gas prices, increased interest and investment in the hydrogen sector signify significant progress in renewables, highlighting its potential pivotal role in the future of global energy.
Continue readingFitfor55 – fit for purpose?
The RePowerEU plan, unveiled on May 18, builds on the European Commission’s March 8 communication, reaffirming Europe’s resolve to rapidly reduce its reliance on Russian fossil fuels.
Continue readingThe path to net zero: Deploying both battery and fuel cell electric vehicle
The transportation sector emits about 24% of global CO2. Decarbonizing it requires a monumental industry shift, crucial for achieving global carbon neutrality.
Continue readingNew horizons for hydrogen trade: Transporting clean energy overseas
Transitioning to clean energy demands significant change, with global hydrogen demand needing to reach 140 MT by 2030 and 660 MT by 2050, up from 90 MT in 20201. Understanding the scale and complexity of this transition remains a challenge despite recognizing its necessity.
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