Beneath land once dotted with coal pits lies an estimated 46 million tons of natural hydrogen, a cache large enough to stir ...

Despite the hype, white hydrogen’s viability remains uncertain, with key challenges around scalability, extraction, ...

Green hydrogen is produced by electrolysing water using round-the-clock (RTC) renewable energy. The cost gap between grey and green hydrogen is expected to come down from its current level of $2.0 ...

OMV has launched Austria’s largest green hydrogen production plant at its Schwechat refinery, with an annual capacity of up to 1,500 metric ton ...

Green hydrogen is costly (at best, $4 a kg); the two key drivers of costs — electrolysers and electricity — are the focus of research, but economics can’t quarrel with physics. There is only ...

This study presents a sustainable and efficient approach to producing green hydrogen while simultaneously synthesizing high-value chemicals through electrocatalysis. It represents a step toward ...

OMV starts up Austria's largest green hydrogen plant, located at the Schwechat refinery near Vienna. Around €25 million has ...

First it was grey, then it was blue, later it was green, now it’s white—these color codes for types of hydrogen depending on sourcing have seen a lot of hype in recent years. Grey hydrogen ...