Japan’s major gas companies and automotive manufacturers have joined forces in a substantial push towards the realisation of the country’s hydrogen (H2) economy.
Electronic Fluorocarbons LLC (EFC) has enrolled in partnership with Lehigh University in Pennsylvania, US, to develop gas manufacturing techniques for electronics applications.
Air Liquide has inaugurated its first Oxygen House in Senegal, aimed at making medical oxygen (O2) accessible to small health centres in developing countries.
The Linde Group’s Engineering Division and Sasol South Africa (Pty) Limited have concluded a long-term agreement for engineering services.
A pan-European project to coordinate the mass production of fuel cell stacks has been launched to drive down the cost of hydrogen (H2) transport.
New research has discovered that brine production from rocks deep beneath the North Sea could hold the key to unlocking mass carbon dioxide (CO2) storage potential in the UK.
Ballard Power Systems has signed a follow-on contract with a major automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to provide its technology for fuel cell vehicle (FCV) engine development.
Linde AG has secured a collaboration with multiple major multinationals to provide its liquefaction technology to future liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants.
SIAD has teamed up with the University of Bergamo in a special collaborative study, specifically aimed at finding ways to enhance the innovation process of industrial companies.
Industrial fuel cell power company AFC Energy plc has entered the second phase of its technology development partnership with Industrie De Nora S.p.A.
