In July, it was PSA plants that were In Focus… for gasworld, as convenience, consistency and low operating costs, as well as flexibility, scale and performance, were described as the key factors behind the rise in these technologies.
Hydrogen as an energy carrier has led to a worldwide development effort for hydrogen technology to power industrial, residential and transportation infrastructure – a concept known as the Hydrogen Economy.
When the Calvera Group was founded over six decades ago in Zaragoza, Spain, its aim was to provide the most efficient transport and storage solutions for compressed, high-pressure gases.
Take 10 minutes out with Principal Consultant at Kiwa Gastec, Iain Summfield, as he discusses Kiwa’s role in the hydrogen sector and the company’s activities globally.
“Zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion” is General Motors (GM) vision for the future as the American automotive giant revealed its plans to end its relationship with gasoline and diesel.
An engineer from high pressure pump and valve manufacturer Haskel is to unveil new technology at the 2018 Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Energy Summit.
Regionalverkehr Köln GmbH (RVK) has been awarded €7.4m ($8.7m) to purchase 30 fuel cell buses and two hydrogen (H2) refuelling stations in Cologne, Germany.
Viking Cruises is working on a project for what could become the world’s first cruise ship with zero-emission technology.
Edinburgh-based hydrogen (H2) specialist Logan Energy welcomed a delegation from Spain to showcase its technology operating at the Levenmouth Community Energy Project.
Shanghai is planning to build five to 10 hydrogen (H2) stations and produce 3,000 fuel cell electric vehicles by 2020 as part of its Fuel Cell Vehicle Development Plan.
