Five European sectors that are looking to hydrogen
BY JASON DEIGN: Hydrogen’s value as an alternative fuel is being tested in a least five European industry sectors, according to information presented at Electrify Europe last month.
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Could ammonia be the key to off-grid energy?
BY MIKE STONE: Israeli manufacturer GenCell has developed an ammonium storage and hydrogen fuel cell combination for off-grid power applications.
Electric or hydrogen-based vehicles? Why not have both alongside each other?
By Jason Deign The debate over whether we should drive battery or hydrogen-based cars has an easy answer, according to Heinrich Gärtner of German hydrogen electrolyser firm H-Tec Systems. We should drive both, he said.
ITM Power: “significant commercial progress” in latest half-year results
By Jason Deign Hydrogen polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) technology developer ITM Power announced “significant commercial progress” in half-yearly results unveiled this week.
Could hydrogen work with batteries?
NB: a previous version of this story mistakenly said Mercedes and Daimler were pulling out of fuel cell development. This version has been corrected. By Mike Stone Is hydrogen back in serious contention as a…
GenCell’s secret for hydrogen world domination
By Jason Deign GenCell, an Israeli fuel-cell maker, yesterday trumpeted a major win as part of an under-the-radar strategy to get utilities relying more on hydrogen. The company said San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E),…
HyperSolar moves along lonely path to hydrogen
By Jason Deign US-listed technology firm HyperSolar is looking to develop a commercial-scale solar-powered hydrogen generation system after unveiling a working prototype last month. The Santa Barbara, California-based company is hoping to give the hydrogen…
ITM flounders in wake of Arup hydrogen deal
By Jason Deign A deal with engineering and consultancy giant Ove Arup & Partners last week has not prevented hydrogen systems developer ITM Power from sliding in value. Arup’s memorandum of understanding should have been an end-of-year…