The latest hydrogen industry news, advancements and
developments in relation to decarbonisation
Australian company Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) plans to begin manufacturing the first Australian-produced electrolysers after successfully delivering its first working prototype.
Indian steel-maker Tata announced that it has begun a trial involving the injection of hydrogen into a blast furnace at its Jamshedpur steel mill.
Industrial gas major Linde will build a green hydrogen production plant in Singapore after signing a deal to supply specialty chemicals company Evonik with the renewably produced gas.
Canada’s Atlantic sector is blessed with a plethora of renewable energy resources: onshore wind power, offshore wind power, and even tidal power are all viable options.
Together with energy supplier Vulkan Energiewirtschaft Oderbrucke (VEO), and plant supplier McPhy Energy, steel and mining group ArcelorMittal will set up a pilot electrolysis plant and a hydrogen filling station at its Eisenhutternstadt site in...
Brooge Energy is a Cayman Islands-based energy infrastructure provider, engaged in clean petroleum products, biofuels, along with crude oil storage and related services.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions have resulted in global warming. Decarbonisation to the point of carbon neutrality will be essential to avoid a climatic catastrophe. Amongst other things, this will require a switch from hydrocarbon fossil...
gasworld’s Global Content Director, Rob Cockerill, discusses the UK Government’s latest Net Zero plan, saying the strategy “lacks ambition, common sense.”
Industrial gas major Nippon Gases will team up with earthmoving specialist Terranova and onshore wind and hydro power company Luminus to establish an ‘innovative’ green hydrogen project in Zelzate, Belgium.
Integrating low-carbon hydrogen, ammonia, power, and energy storage as part of the energy mix of the future. By Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting.
