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CEO switch: What now for Air Products on hydrogen?
The appointment of former Linde executive Eduardo Menezes as Air Products’ new CEO marks a significant turning point for the industrial gas giant – one that could reshape its approach to clean ...
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White paper: Materials that defy the odds in carbon capture applications
Growing concerns about climate change have spurred advancements in carbon capture technologies. Techniques like amine scrubbing, using solvents such as MEA and DEA, effectively capture COâ‚‚ for ...
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New project ratings agency targets low-carbon hydrogen FID bottleneck
Singapore-based HySights has launched a new ratings agency for low-carbon hydrogen- and bio-based fuels projects which it hopes could help overcome lagging final investment decisions (FIDs). The new ...
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Ex-Linde Exec takes Air Products CEO role amid investor pushback on hydrogen
Air Products has appointed former Linde executive Eduardo Menezes as its new CEO, following an activist investor push against the firm’s clean hydrogen plans that led to Seifi Ghasemi being unseated ...
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Trade bodies call for EU hydrogen ‘reality check,’ urge loosening of green rules
Hydrogen, derivative and e-fuel trade bodies are calling on EU policymakers for a ‘reality check’ on the bloc’s hydrogen policy to tackle challenges that undermine 2030 production and consumption ...
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Cummins takes $312m hit amid Accelera hydrogen business restructure
Cummins has taken a $312m hit as it cuts costs in its hydrogen and zero-emission business amid slowing demand. The engine manufacturer said it had conducted a strategic review of its Accelera segment, ...
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Scotland’s first hydrogen homes open as part of H100 Fife project
Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the first hydrogen-powered homes in Levenmouth as part of SGN’s H100 Fife project. Up to 300 households in Fife, Scotland, will switch to ...
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Large-scale projects: The driving force behind Europe’s cross-border green hydrogen economy
Building a robust hydrogen economy in Europe requires moving beyond isolated, small-scale projects and embracing coordinated, cross-border collaboration. Fragmentation hinders the ability to unlock ...
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Baker Hughes, Hanwha to develop 16MW ammonia turbines for shipping and power
Baker Hughes and Hanwha plan to develop a new ammonia turbine for marine applications and power generation. Under a Joint Develop and Collaboration Agreement (JDCA), Baker Hughes, Hanwha Power Systems ...
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Plug Power sells $30m tax credit from Georgia hydrogen plant
Plug Power has secured $30m by transferring investment tax credits from its Woodbine, Georgia, green hydrogen plant to an investor, despite funding from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) being ...
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EU’s €1.2bn hydrogen auction calls for innovation, compliance and transparency
The European Commission’s upcoming €1.2bn ($1.25bn) European Hydrogen Bank (EHB) auction looks set to make waves in green hydrogen as the bloc pushes for an EU-centric supply chain. Launched in ...