In this episode, H2Tech met with Christoph Krinninger, Global Business Development Manager for Energy Transition at Clariant. Join us as we delve into the world of sustainable energy and discuss Clariant's role as a leading specialty chemicals company. Christoph provides an expert perspective on ammonia production, highlighting the critical differences between green and gray ammonia and their roles in the energy transition. Discover how Clariant's innovative wüstite-based AmoMax series catalysts contribute to low-carbon ammonia production.
Join us in this episode of H2TechTalk as we delve into the sustainable future of transportation with guest Andrey Zinovev, CEO of Ultra Motors. Discover how Ultra Motors is revolutionizing long-haul trucking by developing hybrid electric trucks fueled by H2 and other low-carbon solutions. Gain insights into the challenges and prospects of clean energy in the commercial transportation sector, and explore the potential for a carbon-neutral future.
Explore how ports are becoming dynamic hubs for emissions-free energy and the H2 revolution. Join us as we unveil insights from a comprehensive study on Omani ports, highlighting their potential to reshape logistics, manufacturing and sustainability.
Explore the worldwide shift toward net-zero emissions, driven by the ascent of low- and zero-carbon H2. Uncover how regions like Africa, Asia and Canada are investing in ambitious H2 projects and strategies. From Africa's green H2 ambitions to Asia-Pacific's clean energy push, dive into the innovations shaping a greener energy landscape.
At this critical time in the emergence of hydrogen as an energy source, it’s as important as ever to show that hydrogen can be handled safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. But that isn’t always easy.
Containing a small-molecule gas under pressure requires specialized knowledge. That is why clean energy professionals are increasingly bringing in hydrogen fluid system specialists to help them achieve first-time, long-term, leak-tight operation of their hydrogen ...
Hydrogen has great potential as a zero-emission fuel source, but it can be hard to handle. Hydrogen must be stored and dispensed at high pressures to achieve the energy density required for use in fuel cell vehicles and infrastructure, but as a small-molecule gas, it can migrate through tiny crevices and diffuse into materials designed to contain it. Also, hydrogen undergoes rapid thermal and pressure changes as it is transferred, further complicating its use as a fuel ...
Renewables are critical to the success of the global energy transition as they contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable energy mix between fossil and non-fossil energy sources. Besides wind, solar, hydro, and biofuels, green hydrogen presents a promising clean source of energy to reduce our global carbon footprint. However, the production process still faces challenges in commercialization and scale up. The high cost of electrolyzers and stringent purity standards make green hydrogen ...
The race to a zero-carbon future is on. Global oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical companies have announced ambitious carbon mitigation, plastics re-use and water conservation targets. Learn ...
Electrification is accelerating across all economic sectors as the world increases demand for resources, energy and sustainability. The shift from fossil-based systems to electric will drive ...
In extreme process industry applications, the need for accurate and reliable measurements is more important than ever in order to control critical processes and avoid plant downtime or serious ...
An energy transition is occurring where natural gas, biogas, liquid natural gas and hydrogen play an increasing role as we aim to reach net-zero carbon dioxide goals set by policy makers globally. ...