Angie Bergenson

Advancements in Hydrogen Storage: A Detailed Look at Cryogenic Processing of High-Cr Steels

The collaboration between AmmPower and FuelCell Energy is poised to address several critical challenges in the energy and industrial sectors. The

Federal Hydrogen Incentives: A Slow Path to a Greener Future

Advancements in Hydrogen Detection: A Breakthrough by Chiba University Researchers

Flint, Michigan’s Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) is embarking on a significant step toward

Hydrogen is frequently championed as a clean energy alternative due to its ability to produce zero carbon emissions when used as a fuel. Despite its benefits, hydrogen poses significant challenges that hinder its widespread adoption. Its low volumetric density and highly flammable nature make transportation and storage difficult, while its potential to cause material brittleness adds further complexity to handling. Overcoming these barriers is critical to advancing a hydrogen-driven energy economy.

Green hydrogen is often touted as a game-changer in achieving net-zero emission goals by decarbonizing industries like transportation, aviation, and heavy manufacturing. However, an essential but lesser-discussed factor affecting the viability of green hydrogen is the role of grid fees —the costs associated with using

From Sunlight to Hydrogen Power—A Sneak Peek at Panasonic’s 100% Renewable Energy Factory

Hydrogen’s Role in Decarbonizing Hard-to-Abate Sectors – The Dual Energy Approach

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