The global hydrogen economy remains robust and growing from the project pipeline to deployment, according to an analysis of more than 1,000 projects published today by the Hydrogen Council.
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One of the leading integrated energy groups in the Americas, Ecopetrol joined the Hydrogen Council as a steering member in June 2022 and is the Council’s first South American member.
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As we scale the technological solutions to combat climate change, we need to ensure that the critical raw materials used for their manufacturing are sufficient, sustainable and circular. The availability of precious metals and other critical raw materials has increasingly been subject of concern considering the need for scaling up decarbonisation solutions.
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Today, the Hydrogen Council announced the addition of four leading companies to its global CEO-led initiative, further advancing the role of hydrogen in the global energy transition and bringing its total membership to 145.
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Over 150 global business leaders in the hydrogen economy convened at the Hydrogen Council’s recent regional CEO meeting to spotlight the European Union’s position on the global hydrogen map.
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The Hydrogen Council’s new report, “Global Hydrogen Flows,” emphasizes the pivotal role of long-distance and cross-border hydrogen trade in efficiently matching the lowest-cost supply with global demand.
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A new report published today by the Hydrogen Council emphasizes the heightened urgency to increase investment in large-scale hydrogen energy projects.
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The Hydrogen Council welcomed seven new members, including Adani Group and Bloom Energy, reinforcing its commitment to advancing the global clean energy transition.
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Original Founder Air Liquide Passes Reins To New Co-Chair Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
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The Hydrogen Council, a global CEO-led coalition driving energy transition through hydrogen, welcomed eleven new members today, bringing the total to 134 companies worldwide spanning the hydrogen value chain and committed to decarbonizing economies.
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