At Umicore, we believe fuel cell electric vehicles are part of the way forward for cleaner mobility. That is why we have been working hard on developing Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell catalysts, doing our part to lead the charge. Now, we want to do more: we also want to spread the word about their technology benefits in a series of 6 episodes on fuel cells.
UK Oil & Gas PLC (London AIM: UKOG) is delighted to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, UK Energy Storage Ltd (“UKEn”) has signed an Agreement to Lease (“A2L”) with Portland Port Limited (“PPL”) covering two sites at the former Royal Navy port in Dorset, with the intent to develop, subject to new planning consent and securing necessary development finance, a planned integrated Energy-Hub, centred around hydrogen-ready gas storage and a future green hydrogen generation capability.
Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB (“Smoltek”) announces that the group company Smoltek Innovation AB (”Smoltek Innovation”) has signed a collaboration agreement with a large international manufacturer of material for electrolyzers. The collaboration agreement includes the development of demonstrators for Smoltek’s highly efficient nanofiber-based cell material for PEM electrolyzers.
Energy transition expert Icelandic New Energy to oversee and conduct study on pioneering project
Hy2gen Canada and SAF+ Consortium have signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow them to contribute together to the development of the Québec hydrogen sector. The two companies will work together towards the development of structuring projects in the hydrogen industry sector, more specifically green aviation fuels, starting with a Quebec-based project.
Loughborough – German automotive manufacturer, BMW, choose Intelligent Energy’s (IE) fuel cell modules to power Leipzig factory.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. is understood to have selected India’s Larsen & Toubro to build solar and wind plants for supplying electricity to the city’s $6.4-billion green hydrogen-based ammonia plant, MEED reported.
The Clean Energy Partnership (CEP) looks back on many years of cross-industry cooperation as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. The work of the CEP began as a beacon and funding project as part of the German government’s National Innovation Programme for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (NIP 1), with a specific research and development mission: to prepare mobility with hydrogen and fuel cells for market activatio with zero vehicles or infrastructure at the time. Over the past 20 years, the Clean Energy Partnership has made mobility with hydrogen a reality – and achieved market maturity: today there are 94 H2 filling stations in Germany, 156 across the EU, and series-production vehicles are on the road. But there is more to come – because in the context of the energy transition, the desire for a clean mobile future is increasingly coming to the fore and, thanks to new partners from a wide range of sectors, is helping the industry network to keep growing. And so, the CEP team is pleased to welcome its latest full members LIFTE H2 and cellcentric to the expert platform.
FISCHER believes in the long-term success of the hydrogen fuel cell and continues to expand its interna- tional technology leadership in the field of air compressors – a commitment by the company to sustainable investment in climate-neutral mobility.
In our latest thought leadership article we look at how our technology is enabling hydrogen fuel cell aviation to take off
