Sufficient, sustainable and circular: Critical materials for scaling up hydrogen
As we scale the technological solutions to combat climate change, we need to ensure that the critical raw materials used
As we scale the technological solutions to combat climate change, we need to ensure that the critical raw materials used
Toyota Motor Corporation is one of the Hydrogen Council’s 13 founding members. Here, Takeshi Uchiyamada, Chairman of the Board of Directors, answers our questions.
Following the release of the report, Sufficiency, sustainability, and circularity of critical materials for clean hydrogen, the Hydrogen Council and the World Bank will together hold an online event on January 31.
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,
By Simon Cleghorn, global product specialist, W. L. Gore & Associates Without a doubt, hydrogen is critical to our clean energy future, and as a
To decarbonise the global economy as quickly, effectively and cost efficiently as possible, we need international trade of hydrogen to link sources of cheap renewable energy with areas of high demand. This is the focus of the Council’s brand-new report, Global Hydrogen Flows, released in October.
Hydrogen took another step up with COP27. Here, Daria Nochevnik and Daryl Wilson share their reflections.
The Hydrogen Council has today announced four new leading companies have joined the global CEO-led initiative to advance the role for hydrogen in the energy
More than 150 of the world’s business leaders in the global hydrogen economy gathered last week at the Hydrogen Council’s latest regional CEO meeting to
Hydrogen and its derivatives will become heavily traded: 400 out of the 660 million tons (MT) of hydrogen needed for carbon neutrality by 2050 will
This interview by James Burgess was first published in S&P Global Commodity Insights. Policy headwinds facing low-carbon and renewable hydrogen projects in Europe will be