UK government announces millions in funding for ‘low carbon’ hydrogen production
Germany could supply 1GW's-worth of hydrogen electrolysers a year: Engineering federation leads call for faster expansion of renewables for ramp-up of hydrogen industry
Getting to Zero: A U.S. Climate Agenda outlines the policies needed over the coming decade to put the United States on the path to carbon neutrality by 2050.
A copy of the report can be found in the resources database of the CaFCP website at www.cafcp.org/resources or https://www.c2es.org/site/assets/uploads/2019/11/getting-to-zero-a-us-cl....
Development of the FuelCell Energy Project at Toyota’s Port of Long Beach Facility to Proceed; California Public Utilities Commission Reaffirms that the Use of Directed Biogas under the Bioenergy Market Adjusting Tariff (BioMAT) Program is Permissible
Mar. 06, 2020 "Hydrogen Utilization Study Group in Chubu" Launched to Study the Potential for Large-scale Hydrogen Use in the Chubu Region
Europe to unveil EU-wide hydrogen fuel partnership
Green hydrogen gets real as utility business models and delivery solutions emerge
The fuel may be the only way to meet power system needs in zero emissions scenarios and the market signals to produce and use it are finally clear.
Development of the FuelCell Energy Project at Toyota’s Port of Long Beach Facility to Proceed; California Public Utilities Commission Reaffirms that the Use of Directed Biogas under the Bioenergy Market Adjusting Tariff (BioMAT) Program is Permissible
* FuelCell Energy’s First Full-Scale Commercial SureSource Hydrogen Plant Will Produce Clean Electricity, Hydrogen and Hot Water
* Carbon Neutral 2.3MW Plant Will Completely Power the Toyota facilities at the Port in Long Beach and Export the Balance of the Electricity to the Southern California Grid
* Hydrogen Generation from the Plant will be Used to Power Toyota’s Zero-Emission Fuel Cell Trucks and Consumer Vehicles resulting in improved air quality in the community and lowering transportation emissions
* Supports Growth of Hydrogen Infrastructure and Fuel Cell Technology for both Clean-Energy and the Transportation Sectors
ITM power boss Graham Cooley: "The market is huge!"
Germany moves into hydrogen with lessons from OPEC and Russia: Ministers are cutting deals in Europe and Africa to ensure supply of the fuel from many sources
Tasmania invests $50m in green hydrogen exports
China's biggest steel maker explores hydrogen substitute
Nel enters into strategic collaboration agreement with Kvaerner
Australia wants to produce hydrogen under $2 per kg
Accelerating the energy transition: DNV GL defines breakthrough technologies of this decade
DNV GL identifies new battery storage chemistries, high-temperature heat pumps and green hydrogen with the potential to significantly decarbonize CO2 heavy industries by 2030
UK Hydrogen Taskforce launched today in Parliament
A copy of the report can be found on CAFCP’s Resources database at www.cafcp.org/resources.
The European Green Deal is essentially another name for the hydrogen revolution
"The idea of using hydrogen for long-term, affordable storage has become mainstream in Europe. Today, very few still doubt the role of hydrogen in the energy transition."
Europe's largest green hydrogen project starts in Groningen: Gasunie consortium, Groningen Seaports and Shell Nederland start ambitious green hydrogen project 'NortH2 '
Green gases from sun and wind are a new opportunity for North Africa
Ammonia becomes part of Norway's hydrogen strategy
Norwegian Oil and Energy Minister Tina Bru says that ammonia will be set on equal footing as an energy source in the country's new strategy to develop hydrogen. This could be interesting to shipping, which is looking for new energy types.
Listen: Costing sustainable hydrogen: prices, pathways and policies
This episode of the Commodities Focus podcast defines the pathways to H2 decarbonisation, explains what S&P Global Platts is doing to shed light on an opaque market and looks at emerging strategies in Europe and beyond.
Europe needs a “Clean Hydrogen Coalition”
Bloomberg analysed recently that Chinese have already become leaders in low-cost manufacturing of the most mature alkaline electrolysis technology, as they sell mostly to domestic markets. Here is why we need a “Hydrogen Coalition” very soon: We need to defend our leading global role in hydrogen technologies. This is cheaper in the end than catching up like we have to do in the field of batteries.
The Path for Green Hydrogen: Hope or Hype?
Hydrogen energy industry looks to grow in Wales
Low-carbon hydrogen – international project examines new technology
The HyPER project (Bulk Hydrogen Production by Sorbent Enhanced Steam Reforming) will construct a state-of-the-art 1.5 MWth pilot plant at Cranfield University to test an innovative hydrogen production technology that substantially reduces greenhouse gas emissions.