Nel Hydrogen took part in an International Energy Agency (IEA) Hydrogen Implementing Agreement (HIA) task meeting titled, “Task 33: Local Supply of Hydrogen for Energy Applications.”
Nel Hydrogen is committed to pushing the boundaries of science and continues to support the research and development of new and innovative technologies.
Recent reports show good progress on what will become the largest battery storage facility of its kind. It will boast capacities of 182.5 MW and 730 MWh when completed in 2021.
By Ben Pilkington, MSt.
17 Dec 2020
Based in New York, US, C16 Biosciences is a start-up founded in 2017 with a mission to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with palm oil production with their lab-grown palm oil alternative.
Alex Johns speaks to AZoCleantech about the need for state of health battery data and how a dramatic increase and interest in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) has pushed the need for second-life electric vehicle batteries.
UK-based biotechnology and materials company Toraphene believes it has the answer to the worldwide plastic problem – a biodegradable and compostable material, also named Toraphene.
The future of transport could be hydrogen-powered, and we are already seeing examples on the roads. However, hydrogen has a reputation – unfairly attributed – of being unsafe, or at least not as safe as other fuels. For it to really make its mark on the transport industry and as a power source for homes and industry, this misconception needs to be overturned, thus allowing hydrogen can reach its full potential.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
8 Dec 2020
Farm From a Box is a multi-purpose, customizable and innovative toolkit that incorporates energy-efficient technology with regenerative farming practices for creating an off-grid sustainable farm.
Carbo Culture is a pioneering cleantech company addressing multiple environmental problems at once. Its CO2 removal technology reuses biomass that would otherwise be burned and creates a biochar product that can restore the planet’s precarious soil health without requiring vast amounts of energy.
The European Marine Energy Centre in Scotland announced it would be installing a 1.8-MWh flow battery at the organization’s tidal energy pilot site. They will combine it with tidal power to create hydrogen.