Hystar AS is to receive a €26mn grant from the EU Innovation Fund, one of the world’s largest funding programs for innovative low-carbon technologies. The grant will be used for the installation and operation of an automated gigawatt-scale […]
Through its EU Innovation Fund, the European Union has pledged investment of €4.8 billion of emissions trading revenues in innovative net-zero projects with hydrogen projects accounting for about one-third of the total. The funds will […]
Hydrogen fuel cells are an emerging green technology, signaling the advent of eco-friendly energy systems. Critical components like bipolar plates and electrolyzers, which turn hydrogen into electricity, and fuel cell energy are important in powering […]
Safe Hydrogen production – the way forward! Hydrogen is an important energy carrier of the future, and green hydrogen in particular is becoming increasingly effective in this context. The development of electrolysers capable of splitting […]
Armed with its technology for efficient electrolysis and backed by a war chest of startup funding, Australian electrolyzer company Hysata is moving ahead with plans to scale up to commercial production in 2025. The progress comes amidst fresh recognition for the company as a significant new venture that is rapidly expanding at its new 8,000 square meter headquarters and manufacturing facility at Port Kembia, a suburb of Wollongong on the coast in New South Wales south of Sydney. […]
The key to fuel cell viability is maximized system efficiency and minimized energy losses, says Alfa Laval as it introduces its AlfaNova GL50, presented as the first heat exchanger developed specifically for fuel cell systems.
“More and more carbon-neutral fuels are being created through power-to-X processes. Fuel cells provide X-to-power conversion without combustion,” says Malgorzata Moczynska, President, Business Unit Brazed & Fusion Bonded Heat Exchangers. “To get the most out of these fuels, you must minimize energy losses at every step. This is the role of the AlfaNova GL50 heat exchanger – it helps fuel cell manufacturers achieve full system potential. It’s all part of our efforts to accelerate decarbonization.” […]
Fuel cell and hydrogen solutions providers HyAxiom, Inc. (HyAxiom) and Doosan Fuel Cell Co. (DFCC) have reached a milestone in their development of fuel cell power systems for ships with the passing of their solid oxide fuel cell stack in a critical environmental test by Det Norske Veritas (DNV), the classification society and a recognized advisor for the maritime industry. This is the world’s first SOFC cell stack to pass such a test, which is a core component of the marine SOFC under development by HyAxiom and DFCC. […]
Southern California Gas Company and Bloom Energy are collaborating to power a portion of the campus grid at California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, California with an innovative hydrogen project, that demonstrates how hydrogen could […]
Siemens Energy and Air Liquide have officially opened their new gigawatt electrolyzer factory in Berlin positioned to make electrolyzers a mass product. With an annual production capacity of one gigawatt, Siemens Energy and Air Liquide […]
Targeting a spectrum of technology and application offerings, Bosch aims to grow its hydrogen and fuel cell business to $5.3 billion by 2030. As it builds out broadly along the entire value chain, top new ventures include developing a new business area in water treatment for electrolyzers and starting up volume production of fuel cells in Germany. […]
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