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Fluxys starts construction of hydrogen pipeline network in Belgium
Fluxys has announced the start of construction of the first phase of its hydrogen pipeline network in Belgium.
Australasia’s first LH₂-powered flight in sight through new partnership
Stralis Aircraft, Fabrum and Ara Ake are collaborating to advance hydrogen-powered aviation by designing, developing, and testing liquid-hydrogen storage tanks and a fuel system for Stralis aircraft. The partnership aims to enable Australasia’s first liquid-hydrogen-powered flight – and support the transition toward zero-emission aviation.
Next Hydrogen forms strategic partnership with Sungrow Hydrogen
Next Hydrogen has announced a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with Sungrow Hydrogen to accelerate the commercialization and scale-up of its water electrolysis technology.
Invenergy’s first clean hydrogen facility reaches commercial operations
Invenergy, a Chicago-headquartered developer, owner, and operator of clean energy solutions, has announced that its first clean hydrogen project – the 5-acre Sauk Valley Hydrogen facility in Rock Falls, Illinois – has reached commercial operations.
Breakthrough in solid-state hydrogen storage using reticular materials
Hydrogen storage remains a key challenge for advancing the hydrogen economy. While current technologies, such as high-pressure gas and cryogenic liquid storage, have served various applications, they face limitations in cost, volumetric and gravimetric efficiencies, and jurisdictional restrictions related to safety. Solid-state hydrogen storage using reticular materials, such as Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), offers a promising alternative at low pressures and ambient temperatures without compromising storage capacity. This article explores how hydrogen storage based on reticular materials compares to conventional methods and examines its potential to revolutionize the hydrogen value chain.
BASF commissions 54-MW electrolyzer to decarbonize hydrogen production at its Ludwigshafen site
Germany’s largest PEM electrolyzer has gone into operation at BASF’s Ludwigshafen site. Designed to produce zero-carbon hydrogen, the electrolyzer has a connected load of 54 MW and a capacity to supply the main plant with up to one metric ton of this chemical feedstock every hour.