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Hydrogen's Hidden Climate Impact: The Catch-22 of Clean Energy

Reading, Friday, 6 September 2024.
A groundbreaking EU project, HYway, is set to unravel the climate impacts of a hydrogen economy. While hydrogen promises a clean energy future, its indirect warming effects pose unexpected challenges. This research could reshape our approach to sustainable energy solutions.

BMW's Hydrogen Horizon: Fueling the Future of Luxury Driving

Munich, Friday, 6 September 2024.
I’m thrilled to share that BMW is diving headfirst into the hydrogen pool! In 2028, they’ll launch their first production fuel-cell vehicle, partnering with Toyota. It’s not just hot air - this tech promises faster refueling and longer range. But will the infrastructure keep up? That’s the real gas!

MOL's Green Revolution: Hungarian Refinery Powers Up with Hydrogen

Budapest, Thursday, 5 September 2024.
MOL Group fires up a 10MW green hydrogen plant at its Hungarian refinery, slashing CO2 emissions by 25,000 tonnes annually. This groundbreaking shift from grey to green hydrogen marks a new era in Central Eastern European energy production. Why it matters? It’s a game-changer for cleaner fuel and industrial decarbonisation.

Hydrogen's Hidden Impact: Unveiling the Secrets of Polymer Tank Liners

London, Thursday, 5 September 2024.
I’ve uncovered fascinating insights into how hydrogen affects polymer liners in storage tanks. It’s not just about holding gas - it’s a molecular dance! Hydrogen actually lowers the glass transition temperature, boosts diffusivity, and surprisingly, high pressure improves tensile strength by 40%. This research is crucial for safer, more efficient hydrogen storage as we move towards cleaner energy. Who knew tiny molecules could pack such a punch?

Turbocharged Pipelines: The Static Mixer Revolutionising Hydrogen Blending

London, Thursday, 5 September 2024.
I’ve stumbled upon a game-changer for our energy future! A new static mixer is making waves in blending hydrogen with natural gas. It’s not just clever engineering; it’s a leap towards greener energy. This tech could be the key to unlocking our existing gas infrastructure for a hydrogen-powered tomorrow.