Across the world, hydrogen is scaling up but nowhere is this progress more visible than in China. Earlier this year, the Hydrogen Council convened in Shanghai for our inaugural Business Forum, where we saw firsthand the rapid pace of development across China’s hydrogen ecosystem.
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Asahi Kasei’s new pilot plant in Japan marks a significant milestone in scaling up hydrogen production through innovative technology, positioning the company as a leader in the clean energy transition.
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What if low-carbon ammonia could be produced affordably at scale? In Texas, OCI Global, Linde, and ExxonMobil are collaborating to make this a reality, building a facility that will capture and sequester over 95% of emissions, potentially transforming global ammonia production and accelerating the path to net-zero emissions.
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Topsoe’s groundbreaking SOEC factory in Denmark is set to revolutionize clean hydrogen production. With innovative technology and ambitious plans, this facility marks a significant step towards decarbonizing heavy industries and supporting global climate goals.
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In the race toward decarbonization, a synthetic fuel called e-methanol soon may have its moment. Clariant’s MegaMax® catalyst to help produce the fuel at mega plant in Denmark.
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Tank storage and logistics provider Advario plans to build an ammonia import terminal in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges. The Hydrogen Council leadership team visited and toured Advario Gas Terminal (AGT).
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Next in Hydrogen 101, learn about electrolysis: a process that enables renewable hydrogen production.
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Together, the partners aim to deploy more than 100 hydrogen stations for heavy-duty vehicles on major European roads in the coming years.
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Korea is aiming to become a global leader in the development of a hydrogen-based economy.
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The Haru Oni project in southern Chile demonstrates a broad spectrum of innovative, climate-relevant technologies.
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