11th International Short Course and Advanced Research Workshop “Hydrogen Technologies and Infrastructure”
1 March, 2011The 11th International Short Course and Advanced Research Workshop "Hydrogen Technologies and Infrastructure" in a series "Progress in Hydrogen Safety" will be held in Belfast 16-20 ..read on»
Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells – international course
1 March, 2011Background: Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells The PEFC Fuel Cell uses a polymer membrane as an electrolyte ..read on»
Air Products supplies mobile hydrogen fuelling to California lab
21 February, 2011Air Products has supplied a mobile hydrogen fuelling system to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, to power hydrogen shuttle buses to transport people ..read on»
Shell to develop coal gasification technology in China
21 February, 2011 Shell Global Solutions International B.V ..read on»
Air Products new hydrogen facility on Middletown Ohio
21 February, 2011Air Products announced it will build, own, and operate a new air separation unit (ASU), a new hydrogen production facility and will make additional investment ..read on»
Conference: Sustainable Energy Storage 2011
21 February, 2011The IC-SES is an International Conference on Sustainable Energy Storage which will take place from 21 - 24 February 2011 in the Europa Hotel, Belfast, ..read on»
Hyundai new FCEV – 403 mile range
18 February, 2011- Hyundai has revealed its next generation fuel cell vehicle, the Tucson ix, which has a total range between refuelling of 403 miles, compared to 230 ..read on»
HyER (formerly HyRaMP) Hosts a Workshop broadening the HyER (formerly HyRaMP) Partnership to Electromobility
17 February, 2011February 16th 2011 marked the the first workshop on the broadening the HyER (formerly HyRaMP) partnership to electromobility ..read on»
McPhy Energy signs contract with Enel Group for solid hydrogen storage
16 February, 2011McPhy Energy has announced that the company has signed a contract with the Enel Group, Italy for the supply of a solid hydrogen storage solution. The system has a capacity of 2 kilograms of solid hydrogen, stored in the form of magnesium hydrides (which do not require compression), offering an innovative solution for safe, reversible hydrogen storage, with energy efficiency. A prototype of the system design was validated through a series of tests at the CEA-LITEN (the French national Laboratory of Innovation for New Energy Technologies and Nanomaterials in Grenoble, France). The test tank was coupled to an electrolyser and to a fuel cell, successfully demonstrating the storage of renewable energy.
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