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Offshore infrastructure in place to store carbon emissions under seabed, new report heralds

With demand set to rise across the world, Australia is set to become a global primary producer of hydrogen

With demand set to rise across the world, Australia is set to become a global primary producer of hydrogen

Carmaker to join with renewable energy agency to create $7.5m centre for commercial-grade hydrogen

Morrison government engages chief scientist to develop roadmap for potential $1.7bn export industry

Labor would allocate $1bn from Clean Energy Finance Corporation and invest up to $90m from Arena

A tech revolution – and an abundance of wind and waves – mean that the people of Orkney now produce more electricity than they can use

The case for hydrogen as a fuel has been well made but there has been little investment to bring it to scale

Households need electric and hydrogen hybrid boilers sooner rather than later, climate advisers warn

Swapping gas boilers for mix of electric and hydrogen may also be cheapest way, says report

Chief scientist says Australia must use all available technologies

At last, the world’s first hydrogen-powered trains have made their global debut in the northern countryside of Germany. As of Monday, two Coradia iLint locomotives have been transporting passengers back and forth to the...

Two trains built by the French train maker Alstom are now operating on a 62 mile stretch of line in northern Germany

Renewably generated hydrogen could supply energy storage at scales many times beyond which even the largest battery systems could attain, writes Mike Koefman; while John Ellis says it’s time for joined-up thinking on our...

Whatever the WWF says, peak demand for gas-fired generation will be larger, says Steve Bolter, while Chris Underwood pours cold water on the IMechE’s hydrogen proposalThe WWF has been oversimplistic in its argument that...