The world has been searching for naturally occurring hydrogen for decades. As the need to diversify energy output has become all too evident in recent years, a litany of nations has been developing infrastructure to produce vast amounts of green hydrogen. While this is a step in the right direction to reduce reliance on fossil fuel-based energy production, the electrolysers that produce the...
DeCarbon and GN Innovation Partner to Turn Medical Waste Into Clean Hydrogen Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Researchers in China and Singapore have developed a new way to use solar energy and biomass to make cheaper green hydrogen.The method turns sugars from biomass (such as agricultural waste cellulose) into hydrogen and another useful chemical, formate, at the same time.This could be cheaper and may use less energy than standard solar electrolysis that only splits water, because the sugar oxidation...
New Solar Co-Electrolysis Route Cuts Green Hydrogen Cost Below Fossil Hydrogen Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Houston’s Lummus Technology and Advanced Ionics have broken ground on their hydrogen pilot plant at Lummus’ R&D facility in Pasadena, Texas.The plant will support Advanced Ionics’ cutting-edge electrolyzer technology, which aims to deliver high-efficiency hydrogen production with reduced energy requirements.“By demonstrating Advanced Ionics’ technology at our state-of-the-art R&D...
Al Maha Petroleum and Hydronova to Develop Hydrogen Solutions Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Hydrogen has long been overshadowed by the more popular renewable energy sectors such as wind and solar, with nuclear energy even making a triumphant comeback in recent years. However, a new report from the Hydrogen Council paints a pretty picture for the hydrogen sector. Since 2020, over 1,500 projects have been announced, with several of those poised to make key breakthroughs this year. Clean...
In regard to the electricity grid, the concept of a dedicated ‘Green Energy Corridor’ for hydrogen projects has been proposed as a way to meet the ‘additionality’ and temporal and geographical consistency requirements under European standards. However, while this model may provide investors with greater regulatory certainty, it carries the risk of establishing isolated networks devoted to...
A green hydrogen plant with a capacity of 5 MW began operations at Namibia’s Walvis Bay port in December 2025, marking an important step toward cleaner energy use in Africa. The project, developed by Plug Power together with Cleanergy Solutions Namibia, is one of the first fully integrated commercial green hydrogen facilities on the continent and operates entirely using renewable energy, reports...
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