Green hydrogen won’t be as cheap as first hoped, says Air Products
The notion that the cost of green hydrogen will plummet to one or two dollars per kilo needs to be rethought and more realistic scenarios and pricing accepted.
The notion that the cost of green hydrogen will plummet to one or two dollars per kilo needs to be rethought and more realistic scenarios and pricing accepted.
The status of the US as an “innovative and exciting” energy market for low-carbon and fossil fuels is assured, even if the “flavour of the stimulation” to that market will likely change with Donald Trump...
The nascent hydrogen market could skew more towards blue rather than green hydrogen in the next few years, with Donald Trump’s win in the US presidential election changing the calculus around the potential trajectory of...
The drive to decarbonize is still in its infancy – and progress so far has been slower than hoped. What lies behind that? One analyst group, Worley, has been assessing the challenge in the round....
LNG is a key fuel for the energy transition – and in 2023 things stabilized after a turbulent 2022. Christian Annesley shares the key developments to February 2024
The recent decline in US helium supply has created a clear long-term opportunity for helium producers in North America. That’s because it’s a molecule that is expensive to transport and store, and there are risks...
Synthetic fuels are energy carriers that use renewable electricity to make liquid and gaseous fuels, known as e-fuels and e-NG respectively. Tyler Cole of TES presented on e-NG at this year’s carbon dioxide event in Nashville. Christian...
Helium supply from Russia is subject to sanctions in the EU and US, but today there are established supply routes into China, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Mexico, and the Middle East, with the...
Global helium supply has moved from balance to oversupply in 2024, with enhanced storage options improving the picture, but the signs are that North America will need to boost supply in the years ahead in...
The global helium market is in a new, more regional phase, with increased supply – and the likeliest scenario is for plentiful supply for the rest of the decade and beyond.