The roadmap outlines the framework for accelerating production, delivery, storage, and use of clean hydrogen; supporting efforts to build a clean energy economy and reach long-term decarbonization goals.
A recent study by MarketsandMarkets™ on the ‘Future of Hydrogen Economy” reveals key insights into the future of sustainable hydrogen commercialization.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology found a way to reduce the amount of platinum and iridium used in electrolysis, by using low-cost iron nitride.
A student team (called “SOLID”) from Eindhoven University of Technology developed a technique for safe storage and transport of hydrogen using small iron balls as energy carriers.
A team led by Argonne National Laboratory has developed a cobalt-based catalyst that could help produce low-cost and energy-efficient clean hydrogen.
Ireland and Germany signed a Joint Declaration of Intent to cooperate on green hydrogen, harnessing Ireland’s offshore energy potential and Germany’s hydrogen production capabilities.
Natilus and ZeroAvia partner to jointly develop hydrogen-electric engines for zero-emission propulsion of the Kona cargo aircraft.
Plug landed three electrolyzer deals with Ardagh Glass Limmared AB, Hydro Havrand, and APEX Group for the use of green hydrogen in glass manufacturing, aluminum recycling, and steel manufacturing.
Namibia entered into a USD $10 billion agreement with Hyphen Hydrogen Energy to develop sub-Saharan Africa’s largest green hydrogen project, projected to produce 2 million tonnes of green ammonia annually for regional and global markets.
The three hydrogen plants, to be built in Kokkola, Kristinestad, and Porvoo, will produce about 850 tons per day of green hydrogen by 2030, supporting Europe’s decarbonization efforts.