RICHMOND, Va.– Dominion Energy is continuing its clean energy transformation with early investments in hydrogen. This emerging clean energy source will help the company achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions and support decarbonization of other industries like transportation and manufacturing.
BBVA joins the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance, which aims to promote the extension and development of the use of green hydrogen for a carbon-neutral Europe by 2050. BBVA is the only Spanish bank in this alliance promoted by the European Commission.
In addition to the hydrogen fueling stations HTEC has planned for the future, a new electrolytic hydrogen plant that is estimated to be capable of producing five megawatts will be built to support the decarbonization of the local gas grid used by British Columbia.
Metal oxides such as rust are suitable as photo electrodes to generate “green” hydrogen with sunlight. However, despite decades of research on this inexpensive material, progress has been limited.
Temasek is forming a joint venture with Nanofilm Technologies International to spur innovation in the so-called “hydrogen economy,” which is increasingly being talked about as a greenhouse gas-free alternative to fossil fuels.
Ricardo is bidding to raise its profile in the hydrogen sector by joining the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (SHFCA).
Hydrogen technology leader, Logan Energy, has today announced the appointment of three industry-leading experts to its board, bolstering its executive team ahead of increased international expansion.
H3 Dynamics sets up in Toulouse France.
