Hydrogen

Twenty years ago, the California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP) started with a question: can we successfully replace gasoline with hydrogen as a transportation fuel?

Linde plc is set to build a $250m world-scale hydrogen plant – one of the largest in the US – in St James Parish, Louisiana.

The second day of the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology is drawing to close in Hanover, Germany.

FirstElement Fuel Inc. has received $24m of funding from Air Liquide and Hy Solution, Inc., a US-based subsidiary of Mitsui Group.

ExxonMobil is working with Linde as part of a long-term commercial agreement to upgrade residue to hydrogen and synthesis gas at an expansion of its integrated manufacturing complex in Singapore.

H2 Mobility Deutschland and its shareholders Shell and Air Liquide have jointly opened a hydrogen station in Hannover-Laatzen, bringing the total amount of stations in Germany to 64.

Construction is set to begin on a “world-unique test facility” which is a key component of what will be the world’s first fossil-free hydrogen-powered steel plant.

Dana Incorporated is designing and manufacturing composite and metallic bipolar plates for public transport systems, such as eBus and hydrail applications.

H2Scan is set to launch a HY-ALERTA™ Gen 5 fixed-area monitor for fast hydrogen-specific leak detection and safety monitoring.

ArcelorMittal is investigating the use of industrial-scale hydrogen in the steel production process for the first time.