With the future fuel for the automotive industry looking likely to be hydrogen – one company has aimed to resolve a problem before the gas makes it to pump and public use.
Hydrogen, once a gas more associated with the Hindenburg disaster, has found new life in technological applications within diverse industries such as petroleum, chemical, food, aviation, science, power generation, and manufacturing.
There was much trepidation and speculation surrounding the hydrogen economy. Doubters questioned if the public would embrace it; and would companies be able to provide the investment required to establish it?
Linde North America, Inc., will be using visual browsing app Blippar® to attract young innovators to its information booth at the 2015 Shell Eco-marathon, one of the world’s most challenging student innovation competitions.
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Fuel Cell Technologies Office has made signifi- cant investment in hydrogen and fuel cell re- search and development (R&D) over the last decade, helping to cut fuel cell cost in...
Hydrogen and nitrogen atmospheres are used in a variety of industries including metals, glass, foods chemicals, electronics, and clean energy.
Business Minister Matthew Hancock has announced that seven new hydrogen projects have been given the go ahead thanks to an investment of £6.6m.
Plug Power’s ReliOn Hydrogen Fuel Cells were showcased at the recently held Fuel Cell Expo in Japan held during the World Smart Energy Week.
How much hydrogen is produced in the US and the world each year? The answer, like so many things in life, is “it depends.”
Hydrogen is a solid growth platform for the industrial gas industry. In large volumes, industrial gas companies continue to supply hydrogen through their on-site pipeline (OSP) businesses to oil and gas refineries, basic and specialty...
