Freelance Video Editor & Motion Graphics Artist
Bret Williams is a Freelance Video Editor & Motion Graphics Artist. He specializes in themes related to energy and mining, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the environmental impact of mining, as well as aviation and drone technology. Bret's work has been featured in Hydrogen Fuel News.
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Bret Williams primarily covers announcements and developments related to hydrogen fuel cells, green technology, alternative energy, and the automotive industry. He is particularly interested in press releases from companies and government announcements pertaining to these areas.
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By: Bret Williams
Open Grid Europe has invested €10 million to launch the Werne H₂ pipeline training centre—a Europe-wide unique facility offering DVGW-certified practical and theoretical modules to upskill technicians and support the hydrogen infrastructure transition.
By: Bret Williams
University of Sydney researchers have developed a circular, sunlight-driven liquid gallium process that splits seawater into hydrogen at 12.9% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency, eliminating the need for purified water or grid…
By: Bret Williams
Mountain Line's new 18.5-acre operations base near Missoula airport combines heavy-duty electric chargers with hydrogen fuel cell readiness. Backed by a $39.1 million federal grant, the facility replaces a cramped 2.2-acre depot, expands indoor maintenance bays and positions the agency for a zero-emission future.
By: Bret Williams
KAIST's new angstrom-scale polymer membrane uses Bridge Connectivity Degree to boost hydrogen separation, offering high permeability, selectivity and stability.
By: Bret Williams
INP in Nordenham-Einswarden has launched a solar-driven PEM electrolyser using treated rainwater for green hydrogen and methanol production, now serving as a demo site for the national WENde research initiative.
By: Bret Williams
EnBW aims to replace Karlsruhe's RDK 8 coal block with an 850 MW hydrogen-ready combined-cycle plant (RDK 9), delivering 220 MW of district heating, backed by city and federal support to secure low-carbon power and heat.
By: Bret Williams
Singapore's EMA has awarded Tuas Power a 670 MW hydrogen-ready CCGT at Tuas Power Station, capable of co-firing 30% hydrogen and targeting commercial operation by late 2031, marking a key step in the city-state's clean hydrogen infrastructure.
Plug Power has written off €13.6 million and halted its planned 100 MW CHYMIA electrolyzer plant at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, underscoring financial and market hurdles in scaling green hydrogen production in Europe.
By: Bret Williams
NEDO and Kyoto University are building BL34XU, the world's first hydrogen-focused beamline at SPring-8-II, to slash R&D cycles and accelerate hydrogen fuel cell and electrolysis research.
By: Bret Williams
H2 Global Energy is studying two pre-FEED green hydrogen derivative projects in Morocco—a 220–281 kt/y off-grid green ammonia plant in Beni Mellal and a 28 kt/y hydrogen peroxide facility in Tangier—totaling $3.6 billion in estimated CAPEX.
