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Harvard researchers have recently cast doubt on the economic feasibility of green hydrogen, a fuel often hailed as key to achieving a low-carbon future. According to a new study by the Harvard Environmental Science and Engineering professor Daniel Schrag and postdoctoral fellow

Hyundai has announced a recall of over 1,500 hydrogen-powered SUVs due to potential safety hazards, as revealed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The issue stems from a defective pressure relief component in the vehicles’ fuel cells, which could result

Exploration of the Midcontinent Rift could unveil a breakthrough in clean energy solutions. The Midcontinent Rift, a significant geological feature that spans beneath Lake Superior and extends through parts of Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas, is drawing attention for its

Vancouver, British Columbia – Go Metals Corp. (CSE: GOCO) proudly announced the establishment of Deep Hydrogen Corp, a new subsidiary dedicated to exploring hydrogen potential. This strategic move supports Go Metals’ sustainable development aspirations, leveraging advanced technologies to discover natural hydrogen reserves

Posco Announces Major Investment in Pohang’s Steel Industry Posco has unveiled plans to invest a substantial $14.6 billion into establishing a new hydrogen steel facility located in Pohang. This new venture signifies a significant move towards advancing steel production technologies and environmental

A recent investigation has uncovered measurable hydrogen emissions from industrial activities in the Netherlands, marking an important milestone in understanding their environmental impact. Research focused on hydrogen emissions originating from the Chemical Park Delfzijl, where hydrogen is both produced and utilized, particularly

G Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) are a diverse family of proteins pivotal in converting external signals into cellular responses. They play an essential role in many physiological functions and are key targets in drug development due to their involvement in various diseases.

In a precautionary move, Hyundai has announced a recall for nearly 1,600 Nexo hydrogen fuel cell vehicles across North America, advising owners to park these vehicles outdoors away from buildings due to potential risks of fuel leaks and fires. This action affects

In a groundbreaking step towards sustainable aviation, a significant partnership has been formed to explore the viability of hydrogen infrastructure in the Kansai region of Japan. Airbus, Kansai Airports, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have jointly committed to this endeavor, signifying a collaborative

Industry leaders in Hong Kong are emphasizing the need for enhanced governmental assistance to advance the city’s hydrogen sector. To drive forward hydrogen initiatives, experts suggest simplifying regulatory processes, endorsing pilot projects, and offering more financial incentives. At a recent technology forum