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Tsubame BHB procures 5.3 billion yen through Series C - Vimarsana News

Tsubame BHB procures 5.3 billion yen through Series C

Tsubame BHB procures 5.3 billion yen through Series C

Heraeus And Sibanye-Stillwater Introduce A Ruthenium-Based Catalyst To Reduce Reliance On Iridium For Pem Water Electrolysis - Vimarsana News

Heraeus And Sibanye-Stillwater Introduce A Ruthenium-Based Catalyst To Reduce Reliance On Iridium For Pem Water Electrolysis

Heraeus and Sibanye-Stillwater have developed a pivotal innovation in electrocatalysts for hydrogen production: a new and stable ruthenium-based catalyst for

Platinum-based hydrogen production is in competitive upscale mode, Heraeus' Walter reports - Vimarsana News

Platinum-based hydrogen production is in competitive upscale mode, Heraeus' Walter reports

Platinum group metals- (PGM-) based proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis is a competitive technology in upscale mode and is making its mark in electrolysis for hydrogen production as well as in the use of hydrogen for vehicle mobility. PEM electrolysers have distinct advantages when dealing with renewable energy sources because they can react more dynamically and more quickly to certain on-off scenarios.

Geopolitical support for hydrogen evolution positive for platinum group metals - Vimarsana News

Geopolitical support for hydrogen evolution positive for platinum group metals

The overall geopolitical situation is lending strong support to the hydrogen evolution, which in turn continues to drive the demand for platinum group metals (PGMs). Hydrogen Europe and the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance are now calculating that 2030 will see the generation of 320 GW to 400 GW of green hydrogen, at least half of which is forecast to be brought about with the help of PGMs.