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US carbon capture subsidies fuel ‘lose-lose’ blue hydrogen projects, says IEEFA
US carbon capture tax incentives could hand blue hydrogen producers millions in subsidies with no net cut to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to a new Institute for Energy Economics and ...
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HyCentA and AVL to set new performance and efficiency standards for hydrogen systems
HyCentA Research and AVL will jointly set new standards for testing hydrogen electrolysers, fuel cells and storage technologies under the ReMet project. Funded through HyCentA’s Comet programme and ...
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Hopium to refocus on hydrogen fuel cells after recovery plan approval
The Paris Commercial Court has approved Hopium’s recovery plan, which will see the company’s shift from developing premium hydrogen-powered passenger cars to becoming a fuel cell supplier for the ...
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Bosch logs 100MW of electrolyser stack pre-orders ahead of April launch
Bosch says it has racked up 100MW worth of orders for its PEM electrolyser stacks before the hydrogen production technology officially launches for sales in April. The German OEM’s 1.25MW Hybrion ...
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Convicted hydrogen truck founder Trevor Milton claims Trump has pardoned him
Trevor Milton, the founder of the bankrupt electric and hydrogen truck manufacturer Nikola, who was convicted of fraud, says US President Donald Trump has pardoned him, despite no official ...
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Strict European standards could hold back hydrogen-based SAF adoption: Oxccu
The EU’s strict green hydrogen standards could increase costs and slow the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as a clean energy carrier, according to Oxccu’s CEO. Andrew Symes, CEO and ...
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Subsidy gaps leave green hydrogen sidelined in heating, rail and road sectors: Aurora
Renewable hydrogen has ‘little-to-no industry-wide driver in the near term’ for the heating, rail and road transport sectors, according to a study from Aurora Energy Research. Analysing different ...
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Kawasaki starts construction of hydrogen liquefaction compressor demo facility
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has kicked off construction of what it claims is the world’s first centrifugal hydrogen compressor purpose-built for liquefaction plants. Dubbed KM Comp-H2, the compressor ...
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RMI warns weak demand is stalling US hydrogen – as political uncertainty deepens
Weak domestic demand threatens the US’ clean hydrogen leadership despite $90bn in planned investments and strong supply-side incentives, according to a new report by RMI. The Hydrogen: Made in America ...
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UK Government looks to scrap electricity tax for hydrogen producers
The UK Government has committed to axing a tax on electricity used in electrolytic hydrogen production in an attempt to lower the costs of the energy carrier. Alongside the Chancellor’s Spring ...
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Extreme H: a race to drive hydrogen adoption
In the latest 1895 Podcast, two Extreme H leaders – Managing Director Ali Russell and Andy Welch, who is Global Hydrogen Development Manager – explain how the nascent motorsport series is crucial to ...
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Japanese consortium explores investment and offtake from Acme’s hydrogen-based ammonia plant
Six Japanese companies have agreed to explore investment opportunities for a large-scale green ammonia plant in Odisha, India, being planned by Acme Group. Last year, multinational company IHI ...