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Sea water electrolysis is a promising technology for producing green hydrogen, which is an essential component of the transition to a low-carbon economy. The process of sea water electrolysis involves using renewable energy sources to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen, with the seawater acting as an electrolyte. One
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Water electrolysis is a process that uses an electric current to split water into its constituent parts, hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen produced through water electrolysis has several applications, including energy storage, fuel cells, and industrial processes. The water electrolysis market has been growing steadily in recent years, driven by the
There are several hydrogen electrolyzer manufacturers that produce high-quality and efficient hydrogen electrolyzers. Some of the well-known manufacturers are: #1 Nel Hydrogen: Nel Hydrogen is a leading manufacturer of hydrogen electrolyzers, offering a range of products from small-scale electrolyzers for laboratories to large-scale industrial electrolyzers. Their products are known for
According to a recent report, the increasing demand for green hydrogen production could lead to a shortage of iridium. Iridium is a precious metal commonly used as a catalyst in the electrolysis process for producing hydrogen from water. As the world shifts towards renewable energy sources, the demand for green
Green hydrogen is no longer a pipe dream and will play a significant role in deep decarbonization worldwide, according to Stefan J. Reichelstein, Professor Emeritus at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. In a recent interview, Reichelstein discussed the potential of green hydrogen and why it could be a
French energy giant Total has put a $4bn investment in a green hydrogen project with India's Adani Group on hold, citing a need for more clarity about the conglomerate's situation. Total is among the largest foreign investors in businesses connected to Adani, which is under scrutiny
Linde plans to boost its green hydrogen production in Ontario, California, to meet growing demand from the mobility sector. The first of several 5 MW PEM (proton exchange membrane) electrolyzers will be built, owned, and operated by Linde to increase its hydrogen capacity. The new electrolyzer, in combination with the
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Germany’s HH2E, brown coal firm Leag agree on green hydrogen cooperationGerman energy firm HH2EEuronews HH2E and Leag, a German energy company and a brown coal miner and power generator respectively, announced plans to collaborate on green hydrogen plants in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Brandenburg. The goal is to create a
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Green hydrogen is quickly becoming a critical component in the production of ammonia, a widely used chemical in the energy and agriculture industries. The integration of green hydrogen into ammonia production processes has the potential to greatly improve sustainability in the energy industry, making it a promising area of development
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Adani Enterprises, one of India's largest conglomerates, recently announced the cancellation of its follow-on public offer (FPO) amid chaos after the release of the Hidenberge Report. The cancellation of the FPO has led to speculation about the impact on the company's future plans, particularly in the
Steam methane reforming (SMR) is a widely used process for producing hydrogen and synthetic natural gas from natural gas. While this process has proven to be highly effective, it also results in the release of significant amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2). As the world continues to focus on reducing greenhouse
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Recent allegations by Hindenburg report have made Adani's 7 businesses to lose market capital by 22% or by 47 billion USDs. As one of the strong players in the Indian green hydrogen movement, this is a disturbing development for green hydrogen stakeholders all over the world. We at