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The European Hydrogen Bank (EHB) is gearing up for its second green hydrogen auction, implementing more stringent conditions to improve outcomes from their initial auction. Following the inaugural auction in Spring 2024, which revealed some areas for improvement, EHB is adopting stricter

Objective The aim is to provide captivating and unbiased coverage for professionals and decision-makers within the worldwide renewable hydrogen sector. This involves producing essential news and insights that go beyond the general hype, ensuring a comprehensive outlook on the industry. Focus By

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has uncovered intriguing details regarding the atmosphere of Jupiter’s moon Europa. In 2012, ultraviolet observations highlighted the presence of two critical elements in Europa’s tenuous atmosphere: hydrogen and oxygen. The potential discovery of these elements provides insights into

Slow Implementation of Key Technologies Hinders Their Impact Emerging technologies crucial for cutting emissions are not reaching their full potential due to slow adoption rates. The recent Energy Transition Outlook report from DNV highlights the critical importance of hydrogen and carbon capture

The China Energy Engineering Group, a state-owned enterprise, has set its sights on producing substantial amounts of methanol and sustainable aviation fuel in an innovative new project. By integrating cutting-edge technologies, this venture aims to deliver 200,000 tonnes of methanol and 300,000

The landscape of green hydrogen production is mixed with both significant advancements and ongoing challenges, as noted in the recent findings of the International Energy Agency (IEA). According to the IEA’s newly released Global Hydrogen Review, a rising trend in low-emissions hydrogen

The renowned French carmaker Alpine has continued its innovative journey in hydrogen technology with the unveiling of the Alpenglow Hy6, a groundbreaking hydrogen-fueled supercar. This latest concept is the third version Alpine has showcased over the past two years, now featuring a

Oklahoma, alongside Arkansas and Louisiana, embarked on an ambitious hydrogen hub project over a year ago, aiming to secure a portion of the $7 billion federal funding available for regional hydrogen initiatives. The excitement surrounding this collaboration was palpable, as each state

Toyota recently made waves in the automotive world with its introduction of a hydrogen-powered engine. This decision has sparked considerable discussion around its potential impact on the future of sustainable transport. Toyota’s legacy is deeply entwined with innovation, particularly in the realm