Research finds North Sea hydrogen could power UK for seven years
North Sea hydrogen storage could power UK for seven years, according to research from the Durham Energy Institute.
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North Sea hydrogen storage could power UK for seven years, according to research from the Durham Energy Institute.
Phasecraft has been tapped by ARPA-E to develop and apply quantum algorithms for catalyst discovery.
Shell Catalysts & Technologies has signed a technology license agreement with ENGIE for the France KerEAUzen project.
Amogy and KOWA have formed a partnership to provide ammonia cracking-based hydrogen supply in Japan.
RINA has secured a Safety Assessment Contract for Indonesia’s H2WATT Hydrogen Hub.
Tony Brennan, Bürkert, explains that as the UK accelerates towards large scale, low-carbon hydrogen production, electrolysis processes are taking centre stage.
Ballard has announced an order for 15 MW in the stationary power market.
Håkon Volldal has stepped down as President and CEO of Nel ASA to pursue another professional opportunity.
Following Enovos' final investment decision (FID), the Luxembourg Hydrogen Valley project has entered its implementation phase.
Wärtsilä has started validation of its large scale 100% hydrogen engine at its Bermeo laboratory to support the national electricity grid in northern Spain.
H2DO has awarded part of the engineering scope for a 30 - 50 MW offshore green hydrogen production facility in the Dutch North Sea to H2Sea.
Following Enovos’ final investment decision, the Luxembourg Hydrogen Valley is now entering its implementation phase, bringing Luxembourg closer to local renewable hydrogen production.