Hydrogen, a rapidly growing fuel source that produces zero emissions when burned, is on everyone’s minds. According to Utility Dive, utility companies across the nation are developing plans to add hydrogen to their energy mixes. “We see hydrogen as a great vector to bring zero carbon fuels to customers,” said NickContinue Reading
Three major gas giants are anticipating a major role in the emerging low-carbon hydrogen industry, reports S&P Global. Linde PLC, Air Liquide SA and Air Products & Chemicals Inc., who already produce a significant amount of “gray” hydrogen, are expected to be key players in the industry. “It has been really transformational,”Continue Reading
Hydrogen energy is becoming an increasingly popular topic in the discussion of the United States’ energy future due to its complimentary nature to existing energy sources like oil and gas, and the fact that it produces no emissions when used. Now, energy experts are calling on the federal government to layContinue Reading
The turmoil of 2020 spurred a dramatic shift in energy markets. As the oil and gas industry struggles to recover from record low prices, clean energy is experiencing record growth, and research into the development of hydrogen power continues to grow in popularity, reports OilPrice.com. Now, energy experts are calling forContinue Reading
Across the world, natural gas utilities are beginning to experiment with adding green hydrogen to their pipelines, reports GreentechMedia. The addition could help to decarbonize energy systems, but using hydrogen so widely poses a few engineering problems. “We’ve got hydrogen in 20 percent blend already going into one very small networkContinue Reading
The world of hydrogen energy is advancing fast as the fuel source becomes an attractive, green, cheap way to fill the gaps left by natural gas and renewable energy sources, according to Bloomberg. A viable green-hydrogen industry could power production of steel, cement and fertilizers; fuel trucks, trains, ships and aircraft;Continue Reading
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