Hydrogen fuel news for China
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As we review our progress in fighting climate change, we look back at global CO2 emissions in 2023 as a key benchmark in that struggle. The story is one of bad news with a silver lining. The latest data indicates that global energy-related CO2 emissions have grown by 1.1%, an increase of 410 million tons …
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Scientists at the Dalian University of Technology developed a cost-effective catalyst made from ferric-nickel silicide that effectively generates clean hydrogen and oxygen from water.
This article looks at magnesium hydride storage solutions and how researchers like the team of Professor Jianxin Zou at Shanghai Jiao Tong University have summarized and addressed design principles and future research trends of Mg-based hydrogen storage materials for industrial applications.
China’s first national and industry-level hydrogen guidelines cover the production, storage, transport, and usage of hydrogen energy by 2025.
The company plans to build China’s first long-distance hydrogen pipeline from Inner Mongolia to Beijing, which will be used to power green energy projects in Beijing’s industrial centre.
China launched a hydrogen-powered urban train produced by CRRC Changchun Railway Company and Chengdu Rail Transit on January 2023.
Researchers from Shenzhen University and Nanjing Tech University have developed a way to split seawater into hydrogen without side reactions or corrosion.
XCMG has delivered a batch of 100 hydrogen-fueled trucks to Mengxi Zhenghe Group to help in the construction of its mine near Ordos in China.
The hydrogen-energy urban train developed by CRRC Changchun Railway Co and Chengdu Rail Transit rolled off the assembly line in Chengdu, China, on Wednesday.
WeRide, Chinese robotaxi operators, are working with investors and Hyundai to launch a self-driving hydrogen vehicle pilot.
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