Hydrogen

Companies such as Mercedes and BMW increasingly want sustainable steel to meet their own climate targets. New tech is helping. Read More

More companies are talking up green hydrogen as a method of decarbonizing transportation and carbon-intense industrial processes. Read More

With today’s climate crisis looming large, the energy industry is at a critical juncture and must rapidly evolve its approach to catalyze change and accelerate decarbonization. As countries commit to net-zero emissions goals, the need for hydrogen is becoming clear. However, despite escalating interest and growing momentum, the market is still in its early stages. Most would argue that the successful transition to a hydrogen economy, and our best chance for a net-zero future, hinges on the following: can clean hydrogen be produced efficiently, cost-effectively, and at scale? Read More

Sponsored: While the world is well on its way to making advancements in electric vehicle technology, there’s one key piece of the decarbonization effort still left to tackle: heavy-duty vehicles. Read More

Plug Power has a message for companies building out clean fleet strategies: Don’t ignore green hydrogen, a fuel that doesn’t emit any carbon dioxide when it's used to power fuel cells. Read More

Green hydrogen has its place, but it's not ideal for decarbonizing buildings. Read More

German car giant aims to ensure all its passenger vehicles are 'carbon neutral' across its value chain by 2039. Read More

The energy and industry giants behind the largest industrial decarbonization project in the UK sketched out their vision for how emissions produced by high carbon plants on England’s East Coast could be captured and stored under the North Sea. Read More

Hybrit venture between Vattenfall, LKAB and SSAB hails critical milestone on path to zero-carbon steelmaking by making sponge iron using hydrogen. Read More

Now is not the time to select a single transportation energy source. Read More