Forget Cars, Green Hydrogen Will Supercharge Crops
In the dry, red dust of Western Australia’s vast Pilbara region, something green is growing. In October 2022, construction began on a massive solar photovoltaic and battery installation, around 40 soccer fields in size, that will soon power a 10-megawatt electrolyzer—a machine that uses electricity to convert water into hydrogen. But that hydrogen isn’t going to fuel cars or trucks or buses: It’s
Royal Air Force Lifts Off With Guinness World Record for First Flight Using 100% Synthetic Fuel
RAF’s Project MARTIN As nations get more and more serious about climate change, certain sectors are finding it a more difficult subject than others. Commercial and military aviation for example, or racing series like F1 and NASCAR, don’t currently enjoy many zero-emissions developments. Now, however, a Formula One legend has partnered with the British Royal Air Force to create a zero-emissions fue
Artificial photosynthesis device improves its own efficiency over time
Devices that mimic the natural process of photosynthesis, in which plants use sunlight to turn water and carbon dioxide into energy, could one day help us tackle a number of environmental issues. Scientists have now demonstrated a new type of technology that can not only replicate this process to produce clean hydrogen fuel, but undergo morphological changes during use that makes it become more ef
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'Astonishing results' | Natural hydrogen purity of up to 95.8% discovered at drill site in South Australia | Hydrogen Insight
The Road To Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks Leads Through Forklifts
The U.S. Launches First Funds For A New Type Of Clean Energy: Underground Hydrogen
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Science | AAAS
Science | AAAS
How to make hydrogen straight from seawater – no desalination required
South Australia plans world's largest electrolyzer and H2 power plant
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Green Ammonia To Solve Green Hydrogen Transport Conundrum
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South Korea aims to burn millions of tonnes of clean hydrogen and ammonia for giga-scale power production
Beijing-led city cluster to demonstrate hydrogen economy | electrive.com
The race to scale up green hydrogen
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