Improving steel pipelines for safe transport of hydrogen: Synchrotron light captures 3D images of cracks formed inside

Improving steel pipelines for safe transport of hydrogen: Synchrotron light captures 3D images of cracks formed inside

Hydrogen is increasingly gaining attention as a promising energy source for a cleaner, more sustainable future. Using hydrogen to meet the energy demands for large-scale applications such as utility infrastructure will require ...

Fracture Mechanisms in High-Pressure Sealing Pipelines for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles and Cold Heading Process Innovations of 316L Stainless Steel

In recent years, with the rapid development of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, hydrogen-powered ships, and industrial hydrogen energy applications, the hydrogen energy industry chain has been progressively refined. As a core component of hydrogen-powered vehicles, the reliability of high-pressure...

How we can use hydrogen to achieve net zero

As hydrogen gas can be produced and used as an energy carrier with zero-carbon emissions, it has the potential to play a key role in the transition to net zero. In this article, Paul Bansil, Director at KBR Consulting International, a company delivering global science, technology and engineering solutions, examines the current state of play and the barriers to adopting hydrogen at scale. Key environmental considerations Hydrogen is already used …

MADRID, 27 (EUROPA PRESS) The CEO of Enagás, Arturo Gonzalo, has assured that the company, after a year of sanitation, "is stronger to address the future" and is prepared "to lead the energy transition with green hydrogen in Europe". A question from the shareholders at the group's ordinary general meeting, Gonzalo [...] La entrada Enagás states that after its sanitation is "stronger" for the future and to lead green hydrogen first appears in For…

An in-depth look at how green hydrogen is produced

Explore the technical processes involved in green hydrogen production, from electrolysis and energy sourcing to storage and scalability. The post An in-depth look at how green hydrogen is produced appeared first on Innovation News Network.

Currently, much of the global production of hydrogen is still dependent on natural gas, which generates significant carbon emissions. However, research developed by a team of scientists from the University of Shinshu, Japan, could definitely transform this picture. It is an innovative method that uses only sunlight and water to generate hydrogen in a sustainable way. This team has created a pioneering reactor capable of producing carbon-free ren…