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Greetings to all esteemed participants and distinguished guests. Despite participating virtually, I am delighted to connect with everyone gathered in Foshan, a city recognized for its innovative strides in the hydrogen economy since 2016. Collaborating with the UN Development Programme, Foshan has

Hyundai is advising owners of its Nexo hydrogen vehicles in North America to park outdoors to prevent potential fire hazards. The recall affects nearly 1,600 hydrogen fuel cell SUVs spanning model years 2019 through 2024 in both the U.S. and Canada. The

The launch of new climate protection contracts marks a significant step forward in reducing carbon emissions across several industries, including glass, lead, bricks, adhesive tape, and forged steel production. In a ceremony highlighting sustainable development efforts, the German Vice-Chancellor and Federal Minister

October 18, 2024 By: Jessica Langford Researchers in the United States are delving into the potential of hydrogen production in the Midcontinent Rift, a vast geological formation running from Lake Superior through various states. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is at the forefront,

A major warning has been issued by the German utility company Uniper regarding the future of the Dutch hydrogen network; this future hinges critically on the implementation of new pipeline infrastructures. The current setup is not sufficient for supporting the sustainability ambitions

TriMet has embarked on a groundbreaking project that aims to establish a hydrogen fuel-cell bus hub in a former industrial area. On October 17th, leaders from the agency and Oregon’s congressional team gathered to acknowledge the $69 million investment. This significant funding

The Indian government is making significant strides in the push towards sustainable energy by investing in green hydrogen projects aimed at revolutionizing the steel industry. As part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, these innovative projects are expected to bring substantial environmental

Recent Findings on Green Hydrogen’s Economic Viability In a recent publication, a team of Harvard researchers revealed that the anticipated decrease in the cost of green hydrogen, produced from renewable energy sources, might not materialize as expected. This research was conducted by

Independent Reporting on Clean Hydrogen Developments Our dedication is to offer insightful and impartial journalism tailored to decision-makers in the international clean hydrogen sector. By presenting essential news and comprehensive analyses, we strive to cut through the prevalent enthusiasm surrounding hydrogen technology.

Concerns are mounting over Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe’s (TKSE) approach to reducing carbon emissions, potentially disrupting Germany’s hydrogen network development, according to Open Grid Europe (OGE). OGE, a prominent gas grid operator, highlighted the potential challenges to the hydrogen network if TKSE, anticipated