Hydrogen

The global energy transition is fundamentally altering the role of natural gas, as renewable integration in gas infrastructure becomes a key strategy for decarbonization. By repurposing existing pipelines for hydrogen and biomethane, the industry is creating sustainable operations that bridge the gap between fossil fuels and a clean energy future.

India and the Netherlands have formally established a joint working group aimed at accelerating New Delhi’s clean energy expansion. This collaboration focuses on the deployment of sustainable technology, technical expertise, and financial frameworks to support large-scale infrastructure projects. Pralhad...

Singapore is advancing its long-term power generation strategy with plans to build up to three additional hydrogen-compatible natural gas power plants by 2032, as part of a broader hydrogen-ready power plants expansion aimed at ensuring energy security and supporting...

Hydrogen is no longer confined to discussions around mobility or industrial feedstock, it is steadily positioning itself as a critical enabler within modern power generation systems. For utilities and power producers navigating the dual pressures of decarbonization and grid...

A new analysis from the International Energy Agency highlights structural vulnerabilities across global energy supply chains, warning that concentration risks persist even as clean energy technologies scale into a multi-trillion-dollar market. The findings, outlined in Energy Technology Perspectives 2026,...

The European Commission has given clearance under EU State aid rules to a French initiative designed to scale up the production of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen. The move aligns with the broader objectives set out in the EU Hydrogen...

The development of a robust hydrogen infrastructure is a critical component of the global energy transition, providing a versatile medium for energy storage, industrial decarbonization, and long-haul transport.