burning hydrogen

Throughout the last century, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), comprising Arab States in the region, has been helping meet the world’s voracious appetite for energy through the supply of fossil fuels. Hundreds of millions of barrels of oil have helped the world move forward, though this has come at a cost. The GCC region has […]

New analysis suggests grid-connected green hydrogen and ammonia can help India meet its growing energy demand and clean energy targets. Researchers from the University of Oxford, part of the University of Exeter-led EEIST project, employed advanced economic modeling techniques for clean energy transition pathways in emerging economies. Green hydrogen and ammonia could potentially constitute around […]

The proposal would jump-start several hydrogen projects in North Dakota and Minnesota, including Xcel using renewable power to make hydrogen for a potential fertilizer plant in Morris. The allure of “clean” hydrogen as a climate change remedy is so potent that Congress ponied up $8 billion for it. Xcel Energy and the state of Minnesota […]

Power plants using gas-fired engines are expected to play a big role in securing power on days with little sun or wind. But eventually natural gas, a bridge fuel, will have to give way to an entirely carbon-free alternative. One promising solution is green hydrogen, made from renewable energy and capable of being blended into […]