The hydrogen industry has continued steady growth despite macroeconomic headwinds. Some 860 kilotonnes (kt) per annum of clean...
Fuel for Thought: Alaska looks to ammonia from natural gas as part of energy transition strategy
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Derived from the most abundant element in the universe, hydrogen fuel is clean, flexible, and energy-efficient. Current projections indicate that by 2030 the hydrogen economy could be worth $500bn. Yet hydrogen power has had a historically bumpy ride—and there are still obstacles to widespread adoption. Could recent innovation, pushes to decarbonise the energy sector and a global interest in reaching a “net zero” world at last make hydrogen commercially viable?
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