Hydrogen took another step up with COP27. Here, Daria Nochevnik and Daryl Wilson share their reflections.
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Driving the hydrogen economy in South Africa – Anglo American and partners support Hydrogen Valley concept; launch the world’s largest hydrogen-powered vehicle
In South Africa, leading global mining company and Hydrogen Council steering member Anglo American is currently exploring the potential for a hydrogen valley that will cluster several industrial and research initiatives to carry out pilot projects across the complete hydrogen value chain.
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Decarbonising modern life means changing the way we power our daily lives. And there’s one energy source that will be crucial in getting us there: hydrogen.
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 readingThere’s never been a more crucial time to be a CLIMATE CH2AMPION
In 1874, Jules Verne, a science fiction writer, envisioned hydrogen as a future power source. Almost 150 years later, amid a global pandemic and unprecedented natural disasters, the world appears poised to embrace hydrogen’s potential as an energy source for the future.
Continue readingHydrogen Decade: Clean Energy Future
Hydrogen Council CEOs discuss a clean energy future with hydrogen.
Continue readingHydrogen Decade: Growing Public Awareness
Hydrogen Council CEOs discuss ways to increase the public’s awareness of hydrogen’s capabilities.
Continue readingHydrogen Decade: Creating Competitive Solutions
Hydrogen Council CEOs discuss building a hydrogen future using competitive solutions.
Continue readingMind the perception gap: Getting mainstream support for hydrogen will be key to scaling up
The last summer Olympics held in Tokyo was in 1964, known as the ‘Technology Games’ for its innovative solutions. In 2020, after fifty-six years, Japan will host again, potentially marking it as the ‘Hydrogen Olympics’ to showcase technological evolution.
Continue readingSeizing the Opportunities of Hydrogen
According to the United Nations, climate change stands as the paramount challenge of our generation, while NASA considers it one of the most intricate issues confronting us today.
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