Logan Energy hit milestone with hydrogen storage systems
New hydrogen technologies have been successfully installed at the Levenmouth Community Energy Project in Fife, Scotland.
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Hindenburg memories cloud Shell’s vision of hydrogen future
Taxi driver Theo Ellis, the first person in Europe to drive Toyota Motor Corp.’s hydrogen-powered Mirai sedan for business, loves telling passengers about the technology that emits nothing but water.
Europe’s oil capital gets hydrogen filling station
Europe's oil capital has opened its second multimillion-pound hydrogen filling station along with the launch of a fleet of 10 green cars.
Nel wins exclusive framework deal for hydrogen fueling stations in California
Norwegian renewables firm Nel has won a framework contract for the exclusive supply, construction and maintenance of hydrogen fueling stations in California.
Nordic trio to create hydrogen “one stop shop”
A trio of Norwegian firms plan to create a "one stop shop" for environmentally friendly hydrogen solutions.
AFC Energy and Peel Environment Limited to work together on hydrogen project
AFC Energy has struck a deal with Peel Environment Limited to assess the techno-economic feasibility of the UK's largest hydrogen fuel cell precinct.
Aberdeen hydrogen fuel cell agreement signed
A high-level agreement aimed at boosting Aberdeen’s hydrogen profile has been signed with a European-wide organisation.
Deal with seal Aberdeen’s green energy status
An Aberdeen councillor will fly to Brussels to sign a high-level agreement with a European funding body to boost the city’s hydrogen profile.
Plans could see electric car batteries used to power trains
Engineers are investigating whether batteries from electric cars parked at train stations could be used to provide power to the railways.
Scientists in hydrogen breakthrough
A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power, scientists believe. Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University in the US have produced a new material for generating hydrogen from water - meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. The invention uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel. The research team are now in discussions with a number of energy companies about utilising this technology on a large scale and hope the breakthrough marks the start of contributing to providing the world with more sustainable fuels.