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When is it right to stop making ICE vehicles for a manufacturer? It is a much harder question than most think: It is a much harder and complex set of questions than most think… 1) How will customers (by country and segment of the population) take to EVs? Will some segments be resistant to buying an EV? 2) When will all the world be ready to charge EV’s? 3) What will be the

Interactive Hydrogen Infrastructure Map With the Foundation of the European Hydrogen Bank and the need to link supply with demand the community may find this interactive mapping tool produced by @Entsog of interest? Feel free to join with the community of experts: Hydrogen Networks https://www.h2inframap.eu/

Below some interesting news you can find in the space of #hydrogen, #greenhydrogen and #greenammonia (or #cleanammonia). The #EuropeanCouncil adopted an amending #regulation to include #REPowerEU chapters in the Recovery and Resilience Facility. The purpose is to strengthen the #strategic autonomy of the #EU by diversifying its #energysupplies and ending its dependency on

UK grants funds for liquid hydrogen autonomous vessel project Expected to be delivered in autumn next year, the £5.4m project will help set up a domestic green shipping corridor between Aberdeen and the Orkney and Shetland Islands. Hydrogen-driven autonomous ships will be used to move cargo across the corridor. Hydrogen Shipping

A new wave of projects could add 70-190 mmtpa of capacity by 2030 and make the US the world’s largest LNG supplier by some margin. But cost inflation and competition are creating challenges for securing finance. Question: Besides Europe, who else will absorb these volumes?

Australia's blueprint for a green hydrogen future Hydrogen Australia

Creating a viable hydrogen economy | Deloitte

The gas industry continues to spread misinformation about battery storage technology, despite knowing that it is a cleaner and cheaper alternative to fossil fuels. The latest example of this was the CEO of APA Group presenting their half year results yesterday. It's not surprising and it's nothing new. Battery storage systems are becoming increasingly popular and have the

China Daily | Updated: 2023-02-24 07:26 Photographs and videos from the site of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in northeastern Japan, showing workers preparing to release nuclear wastewater into the ocean, are flooding social networking sites. Japan plans to start dumping nuclear waste water into the ocean this spring. Twelve years after the meltdown at the plant, caused

As I wrote a recent post, “Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization,” I discovered that U.S. Government currently intends to use many “Sustainable Liquid Fuels,” especially in the Maritime and Aviation subsectors (see the main image of this post). A few days later I was reading my latest issue of Scientific American, and came across an excellent article on these fuels, and