Hydrogen

For anyone in the room at gasworld’s Clean Energies Conference in Amsterdam in April, it was clear to see just how much energy there was for the Hydrogen Economy.

Take 10 minutes out with Rafael Calvera, Director of the Calvera Group, as he discusses the company’s role in the gases industry, the clean fuels movement, and the business opportunities available to the company at present.

The hydrogen energy market is booming. International organisations like the Hydrogen Council, the International Energy Agency (IEA), KPMG, and many others now claim that hydrogen is simply unavoidable if we are to succeed in the...

There is a clear growth in the number of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles on roads across Europe. Hydrogen refuelling stations are now available in several countries mapping the first hydrogen for transport network.

French Minister Nicolas Hulot presented his €100m ($116.8m) ambitious plan for the deployment of hydrogen (H2) this morning and revealed his intention “to make France a world leader in this technology”.

Nel ASA receives €2m ($2.3m) purchase order for its first hydrogen (H2) station in Asia as part of “landmark” deal.

The Queensland Government is allocating $750,000 in next month’s state budget towards developing hydrogen (H2) as a “credible alternate source of renewable fuel”.

Japanese corporation Showa Denko (SDK) will start to supply “low-carbon” hydrogen (H2) gas made from used plastics to Kawasaki King Skyfront Tokyu Rei Hotel as an energy source for fuel cells.

Xebec Adsorption’s Chinese subsidiary, Xebec Shanghai, has received four orders for its hydrogen (H2) fast cycle pressure swing adsorption (PSA) gas purification systems totalling CDN $3.4m. Deliveries are scheduled to occur within the next six...

The hydrogen revolution is in-progress, momentum builds all the time, and yet the same fundamental ‘chicken and egg’ conundrum still makes appearance in debates on this hot topic.