TUV SUD Japan, which is a member of TUV SUD group, was commissioned by the Japanese Petroleum Energy Centre (JPEC) to carry out analysis on the regulations regarding hydrogen stations overseas.
For the second time in less than a year Air Products has announced it will supply additional hydrogen to be used by Motiva’s Convent refinery in Louisiana.
Marking a milestone for the German industrial gas firm, The Linde Group is to be the sole supplier of hydrogen for fuel-cell vehicles at this year’s Hannover Messe 2012 trade show.
Air Liquide Industrial U.S. LP has reached agreement with the Centre for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) to supply the hydrogen-fuelling infrastructure for a hydrogen fuel cell bus demonstration in Birmingham, Alabama.
Linde North America’s latest hydrogen fuelling station officially began operation yesterday. Located in California and serving 12 vehicles a day, the facility has been dubbed ‘best’ in the country.
Large quantities of hydrogen are used by oil and gas refineries, basic and specialty chemical manufacturers, and food processors. As we have detailed in past reports, hydrogen demand has been steadily increasing in the petroleum sector, where low sulfur fuels...
Air Products, the leading global supplier of hydrogen to refineries to assist in the production of cleaner burning transportation fuels, has unique experience in the hydrogen fueling industry. The company’s varied fueling applications provide an opportunity to assess consumer experiences, evaluate...
Hydrogen is used in numerous refining and petrochemical processes. In refining, hydrogen is needed to upgrade crude oil, which is becoming increasingly heavier and more sour. In petrochemicals, hydrogen is needed as a necessary reactant for various synthesis reactions.
The world’s hydrogen and fuel cell community will come together at the Sheraton Centre Toronto in Toronto, Canada from June 3–7, 2012, for the World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2012 (WHEC2012). Canada is a pioneer in the research, development, and deployment of...
In an interview published this weekend, the Swiss company best known for watch manufacturing, announced that it is developing a hydrogen and oxygen fuel cell car.
