Hydrogen

The European Commission is advancing market matching for renewable and low-carbon hydrogen by inviting European offtakers to signal supply interest under the Hydrogen Mechanism, while Germany’s electrolysis rollout continues to lag official targets despite new EU-backed funding schemes...Read More

Alibaba Health Launches “Hydrogen Ion,” an AI Assistant Designed for CliniciansRead More

Microbes living in bark can process the greenhouse gases methane, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide...Read More

In much of Africa, limited and unreliable grid coverage means many depend on diesel generators to power their homes and businesses. In Sub-Saharan Africa alone, there are an estimated seven million back-up diesel generators, consuming more than $20 billion in diesel per year. As well as releasing carbon dioxide, which…

Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Japan Suiso Energy will construct a 40,000 cubic meter vessel designed to meet global hydrogen demand in the 2030s...Read More

Green hydrogen has many possible uses Bernat Armangue/Associated Press/Alamy Hydrogen, the most abundant element, gives off energy when combined with oxygen, and the only by-product is water. That is why politicians have touted it as the Swiss Army Knife of climate change, able to power a huge array of vehicles…

By Michael Kern - Dec 13, 2025, 2:00 PM CST Geological formations in Newfoundland, specifically the Bay of Islands Ophiolite Complex, are capable of producing low-cost "geologic" hydrogen and permanently sequestering carbon dioxide through a reaction called serpentinization. The production of geologic hydrogen is projected to cost significantly less than…

Researchers have developed a catalyst sourced from renewable plant waste that shows strong potential for speeding up clean hydrogen production. The material is produced by embedding nickel oxide and iron oxide nanoparticles into carbon fibers made from lignin, creating a structure that improves both efficiency and durability during the oxygen…

Scientists long thought that hydrogen didn't accumulate underground, but discoveries over the past 15 years have toppled that theory. (Image credit: Marilyn Perkins) In 1987, a worker lit a cigarette by a new water well near the village of Bourakebougou in Mali. But as he did, an explosion reverberated inside…

Synopsis 3I/ATLAS carrying weapons of mass destruction? This explainer presents all scientific observations about methanol and hydrogen cyanide found near interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. It covers ALMA data, biological links, chemical behaviour, panspermia discussions, the comet’s origins, discovery timeline, naming rules and NASA’s statement on threats to Earth. Listen to this…