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Hydrogen Fuels: A Green Leap in Vehicle Emissions Reduction

London, Tuesday, 15 April 2025.
A study highlights how green hydrogen, produced via electrolysis, significantly benefits the environment when used in various vehicle types, such as passenger cars and SUVs. This innovative fuel promises a cleaner future for transportation, addressing urgent climate goals with fewer emissions and higher efficiency.

H2 Buzz in the Air: Unveiling Contrails from Hydrogen-Powered Flights

Cologne, Monday, 14 April 2025.
In a world-first, scientists capture in-flight contrail data from hydrogen jets, unravelling the mystery of their climate impact and propelling aviation’s green future!

Moltex Energy's Reactor Redefines Clean Hydrogen Production

London, Monday, 14 April 2025.
Moltex Energy’s SSR-W reactor offers a groundbreaking approach, producing clean hydrogen cheaper than fossil fuels! It’s a crucial step towards affordable decarbonisation for heating and transport needs.

China's Bold Leap: Harnessing Seawater for Green Hydrogen

China, Monday, 14 April 2025.
An experimental project in China uses a floating solar array to generate green hydrogen from seawater. This approach could transform hydrogen production, addressing freshwater scarcity challenges worldwide.

Harnessing Wind: The Crucial Role of Data in Hydrogen Systems

Galway, Monday, 14 April 2025.
Precise wind data boosts efficiency in wind-to-hydrogen systems, a study reveals. Accurate data means reliable, cost-effective hydrogen production, stressing the need for advanced analytics in renewable energy.

Exploring the Hydrogen Boost from Small Modular Reactors in Crete

Heraklion, Monday, 14 April 2025.
Imagine Crete powered by small nuclear reactors producing hydrogen. A study shows this combo cuts CO2 and costs, hinting at a sustainable energy future. Curious, right?

Hydrogen Highway: The Next Frontier in Clean Energy Infrastructure

Global, Friday, 11 April 2025.
Hydrogen pipeline technology is gaining momentum. Experts highlight the urgent need for research into safe, efficient hydrogen transport. This could revolutionise energy supply with cleaner solutions.