Sehul Bhatt, Jaydeep Dattani and Heena Fatwani. Crisil Intelligence

Sehul Bhatt, Jaydeep Dattani and Heena Fatwani. Crisil Intelligence

Green hydrogen takes centre stage in global energy transition As energy transition policies shift focus from the power sector to hard-to-abate end-use sectors, green hydrogen and green ammonia are increasingly emerging as essential decarbonisation vectors rather than optional alternatives.  The hard-to-abate sectors—steel, chemicals, refining, shipping and long-distance transport—together account...

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Hydrogen at the pump

Hydrogen at the pump

GeoPura project manager Tej Chandeesingh (right) demonstrates refuellingHydrogen, much like diesel, can be used in two ways to deliver energy to construction site. It can be used directly in plant, through an internal combustion engine or fuel cell. Or it can be used in a generator, to provide electricity for lights, accommodation and to recharge batteries. At the Tilbury Hydrogen Hub, a green...

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Germany announces up to EUR8.7bn hydrogen funding, conversion of 4 GW to H2

Germany announces up to EUR8.7bn hydrogen funding, conversion of 4 GW to H2

Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) has introduced a package of 10 measures aimed at accelerating the development of the country’s hydrogen market (BMWE press release, 19/10/2026). “The development of the hydrogen market is currently facing major challenges and is being delayed, especially since production costs are still significantly higher than the willingness to...

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Floating wind industry leans into global collaboration…

Floating wind industry leans into global collaboration…

WindShot in the arm Floating wind in the U.S. got a jolt in 2022, when the Biden Administration announced a goal of bringing down the cost of electricity from the technology by 70%. The effort, labeled the ​“Floating WindShot” was one of eight ​“energy earthshots,” patterned in their ambition after the...

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New nickel-cobalt electrode cuts hydrogen material costs by 99%

New nickel-cobalt electrode cuts hydrogen material costs by 99%

Scientists in South Korea have created a new, ultra-cheap component for making green hydrogen from water and electricity. The Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) developed a platinum-free, nickel-cobalt electrode for efficient alkaline water electrolysis. This non-precious Ni/Co heterostructure electrode enhances performance and lowers costs in alkaline water electrolysis. This advance has...

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