The Latest Breaking News from Hydrogen

As the energy crisis deepens in Europe, France is reportedly willing to reconsider its opposition to the proposed MidCat natural gas pipeline across the southern Pyrenees mountain range.

Regions like the Hunter have no time to lose if they are to realise their competitive advantage in the emerging hydrogen economy, the head of hydrogen at global management consultancy McKinsey has cautioned.

A Queensland businessman and "ex-Rhodesian special forces soldier" who says his success is a result of "doing God's will, God's way" plans to re-open a coal mine to fuel a hydrogen plant, and claims it will be the world's first clean coal-to-hydrogen project.

Letter: It will be quick to repurpose the gas grid and decarbonise millions of properties, says Prof Gordon E Andrews

The proposed centre is expected to provide technology support and prepare the workforce of the future, specific to the future of mobility, including electric vehicles as well as hydrogen mobility in India

Too many technical difficulties to overcome to make it a viable low-carbon heating fuel, say researchers

Passengers will get a 50p discount on hot drinks on board if they bring a reusable cup

German Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Dieter Lamle said Chancellor Olaf Scholz's first visit to Saudi Arabia was fruitful and further deepened cooperation and the strategic partnership between the two countries politically and economically. In a press conference in Riyadh on Sunday, Lamle announced that Riyadh and Berlin agreed to manufacture…

Using hydrogen would add about 70% to home energy bills, according to a report by a renewable energy charity