Large-Scale Storage Options to supply Hydrogen Hub Throughout our Hub Series, we have discussed what Hydrogen Hubs are and why they are essential. These hubs will integrate hydrogen-based energy services in a connective infrastructure located in close proximity that will connect hydrogen producers and consumers. In order for Hydrogen Hubs to demonstrate the successful production […]
Why Are Hydrogen Hubs Essential? In the last installment of our Hub Series, we discussed what a Hydrogen Hub is: an infrastructure network located in close proximity which integrates a number of hydrogen-based energy services that connect hydrogen producers and consumers. In the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), the U.S. Congress authorized the creation […]
What is a Hydrogen Hub? As we discussed in our previous installment and series overview, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a Notice of Intent (NOI) to fund the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s $8 billion program to develop regional clean Hydrogen Hubs (H2Hubs) across America. The program aims “to accelerate the use of clean hydrogen by creating […]
HUB Series: Part 1 Overview In this series, we will be discussing H2Hubs (a local hydrogen production, storage, and on-demand center). We will take you through what they are, their components, and their value. We will discuss the innovative technology that companies like GenH2 can provide to update hydrogen systems currently using decades-old methods. But […]
Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter Z and discussing Zero Emissions and the goal of “Net-Zero”. In the known universe, only hydrogen offers the potential of zero emissions for a clean energy future. There exists a circle of water in which hydrogen […]
Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are visiting the letter Y and discussing hydrogen-powered yachts. While non-commercial or personally owned yachts are usually seen as a rare luxury commodity, extra-large scale leisure vessels or yachts such as cruise ships are relatively commonplace and serve a crucial role in […]
Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen economy from the A to Z series, we are visiting the letter X and discussing how hydrogen is an Xtreme energy carrier. Hydrogen, along with being renewable, clean, and abundant, is also an excellent energy carrier when compared to non-renewable sources (fossil fuels), but what does it mean when […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: T is for Turboexpanders Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter T and discussing turboexpanders. Turboexpanders or expansion turbines are commonplace in numerous industries today. In gas liquefaction or separation, these machines are used to help reduce […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: V is for Hydrogen Vehicles Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter V and discussing Vehicles, particularly those powered by Hydrogen. The definition of a vehicle is a thing or machine used for transporting people […]
The World Hydrogen Congress was held on October 11-13, 2022 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The event is organized by World Hydrogen Leaders, the exclusive hydrogen executive membership community. The mission of the World Hydrogen Congress is to accelerate the global commercialization of clean hydrogen and to help connect the industry by providing an annual event with […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: T is for 1TPD Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter T, and discussing the word Tonne, and specifically the 1 Tonne Per Day (1TPD) system and how it relates to GenH2’s mission for supplying […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: W is for Water By GenH2 Staff […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: U is for Utilities Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A-to-Z series, we are focusing on the letter U and discussing how hydrogen is used and apart of Utilities. Our everyday lives and how we live them are directly affected or impacted by our […]
Defining Hydrogen from A to Z: W is for Wind By GenH2 Staff […]
Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter T and discussing Thermal Insulation, a critical part of Cryogenics and the whole of Hydrogen. In the field of cryogenics, dealing with the effects of heat transfer is a constant challenge. Referencing Cryogenic Society of America, […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: T is for Tankage Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter T and discussing Tankage. In civilizations’ history, the use of tanks to store liquids dates back thousands of years. The word “tank” can be […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: S is for Storage 2 MINUTE READ Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter S and discussing Storage, and this important Hydrogen value chain capability. Storage is the method of storing something for the future or […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: S is for Solar 3 MINUTE READ Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter S and discussing Solar Energy. Solar technology is one of the oldest ways humans have generated energy, with its history dating […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: R is for Refrigeration 3 MINUTES READ Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the word Refrigeration. Refrigeration is one of the most influential advancements in human history. The ability to preserve food was a luxury seen by […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: S is for Safety Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter S and discussing Safety. In the world of Hydrogen, Safety is priority; understanding and implementing safety protocols is critical to its use. Hydrogen safety […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: R is for Rail Transport Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter R and discussing Rail Transport. Railroad history in the United States is nearly as old as the country itself, dating back to the mid-1820s. […]
US Senate Passes Sweeping Spending Bill with Billions Going Toward Clean Energy On Sunday, August 7, 2022, the United States Senate passed what many are calling “the most important climate bill in U.S. history”. The flagship economic package would invest roughly $370 billion in renewables, electric vehicles, hydrogen, clean energy equipment manufacturing, home efficiency and […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: Q is for Heat Transfer Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter Q, the symbol for heat transfer. Letter abbreviations and symbols are a large part of the scientific community: concepts, states, processes, and variables […]
Key Takeaways from H2View’s North American Hydrogen Summit 2022 The H2View North American Hydrogen Summit 2022 was held on July 14-15, 2022 in San Francisco, California. This year’s topic was “Building Bridges: Hydrogen Hubs and Investment.” GenH2 was a headline sponsor of the event, hosted by H2View in partnership with the California Fuel Cell Partnership […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: R is for Renewable Energy Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A-to-Z series, we are focusing on the letter R and discussing Renewable Energy. Renewable energy is a “collection” of energy from natural sources that are replenished at a higher rate than they are consumed. […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy From A to Z: P is for Purity Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series and revisiting the alphabet letter P, today we discuss Purity and its importance to the liquid hydrogen value chain. When we think of the word or term Purity, the first thing […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z : P is for Phases Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy series, today we’ve reached the letter P and will be discussing Phases, particularly how hydrogen is phased from gas to liquid and liquid to gas. But let’s first start by discussing what phase changes are […]
The DOE Launches Hydrogen Hub Program in the U.S. On June 6th, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) approved and released a Notice of Intent (NOI) to fund the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s $8 billion program to help accelerate hydrogen infrastructure in the United States. This funding is going towards the development of regional clean hydrogen […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: O is for Orthohydrogen Continuing in our Defining Hydrogen series, today we discuss orthohydrogen, the more stable form of hydrogen at and above room temperature, whereas at low temperature the para form is more stable. Let us learn more about orthohydrogen and the differences between ortho and […]
The Mass Production of Hydrogen Infrastructure Solutions with GenH2 GenH2 recently sat down with H2View as part of their ‘H2 View Hydrogen Power Pillar Special’ to discuss how hydrogen will power the future. The webinar began with GenH2 explaining how the energy landscape will change over the coming years and the role that GenH2 will […]
Defining Hydrogen from A to Z: P is for Power Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy series, today we will focus on the letter P and will be discussing Power, and how it relates to the Hydrogen economy. What is Power? When thinking of power, several definitions come to mind, many of which extend […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: N for Natural Gas Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy series, we return to the letter N and will be discussing the important role of natural gas in hydrogen production. Natural gas (NG) is a mixture of combustible, light hydrocarbons containing various impurities dependent on the […]
Defining Hydrogen from A-Z: N is for Noether Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy series, today we revisit the letter N and will be learning more about one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century: Emmy Noether. Amalie Emmy Noether was born on March 23, 1882 in Erlangen, Germany, and was a mathematician […]
Defining Hydrogen from A to Z: N is for Nitrogen Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter N and discussing Nitrogen and it’s liquid form, liquid Nitrogen. Nitrogen was officially discovered in 1772 by Scottish scientist Daniel Rutherford, and named after the Greek […]
OTC Takeaways The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) was held May 2-5 at NRG Park in Houston, Texas and according to GenH2 it was the best one yet. The OTC is where energy professionals meet to exchange ideas and opinions to advance scientific and technical knowledge for offshore resources and environmental matters. GenH2 was the keynote speaker […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: M is for Modularity Continuing on in our defining the Hydrogen economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter M for Modularity. One of the key design criteria to bolstering the hydrogen economy is modular design; modular design provides a level of flexibility […]
What An Event: ACT Expo 2022 The Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo was held May 7-12 at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California and this year’s event set an all-time attendance with 8,500 attendees, tripling the attendance in 2021. The four-day event featured global speakers from around the industry discussing the accelerating […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: L is for Liquefaction Continuing the defining hydrogen from A to Z series, we are focusing on L for Liquefaction and reminding ourselves again and again about Liquid Hydrogen, the core of GenH2 infrastructure solutions. Liquefaction is the process that has to be carried out to get […]
Defining Hydrogen from A-Z: M is for Marine Mobility Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series we are discussing the letter M, for Marine Mobility. Like other sectors of mobility, the maritime transport sector is facing the challenge of the low-carbon transition. The International Maritime Organization (IMO), the United Nations’ […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: K is for Kelvin Last week’s blog on Joule discussed “heat” and this week we focus on the temperature unit Kelvin (K). When discussing temperature, one of the most important/universal measurement in life, most of us are familiar with the Centigrade or the Fahrenheit scale, but to […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A-Z: J is for Joule In Recognition of the 200th year anniversary of Fourier’s Théorie analytique de la chaleur (The Analytical Theory of Heat), we’ll dedicate this week’s blog to the letter J for the “Joule” and our understanding (or lack thereof) of the Joule and heat. The Joule, which […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy From A to Z: J is Herrick L. Johnston Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy series, today we have reached the letter J and will be delving into the history of a liquid hydrogen legend: Herrick L. Johnston. Herrick L. Johnston (1898-1965) was a scientist, educator, entrepreneur, and a pioneer […]
Global Strategies: Expanding the Hydrogen Economy The world has witnessed a significant increase in announced and planned national hydrogen policies in the last 2 years. According to the International Energy Industry’s (IEA) latest Global Hydrogen Review, 17 governments have released hydrogen strategies, more than 20 governments have publicly announced they are working to develop […]
2nd American Hydrogen Forum Presenting at the 2nd American Hydrogen Forum, GenH2 focused on Liquid Hydrogen, a pathway to growing a cleaner future and the Hydrogen economy. Here is the key take aways from the Production and storage of Liquid Hydrogen presentation. Liquid Hydrogen Beginnings The early use of large-scale Liquid Hydrogen was with the […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A-Z: I is for Innovation Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A-Z series, today we will be revisiting the letter I, and discussing the word Innovation. Innovation is crucial to continuing success of any organization and is a key pillar of GenH2’s mission. The classical definition of Innovation […]
Defining “Liquid Electricity™” The world is very familiar with electricity and how it is both a basic part of nature as the flow of electrical power or charge, and globally, as one of the most widely used forms of energy. Electricity is produced by converting primary sources of energy such as coal, natural gas, nuclear […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: H is for Hydrogen Production Continuing in our Defining Hydrogen from A to Z series, were exploring the letter H and discussing Hydrogen Production. Hydrogen is considered the energy carrier of the future, but hydrogen production and hydrogen cells have been around for a long time. In […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: I is for Infrastructure. Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, today we will be discussing the important and critical subject starting with the letter I, Infrastructure. Infrastructure is key to building out the Hydrogen Economy and the primary focus of GenH2 […]
Defining Hydrogen from A to Z: H is for Hydrogen Why Hydrogen? Continuing in our Defining Hydrogen from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter H and discussing our number 1 and favorite element Hydrogen. We see that hydrogen is at the core of everything. We can get hydrogen from many sources: in water, […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: H is for Helium Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are discussing Helium as we focus on the letter H. Helium is easily one of the most interesting and useful fluids to scientists and engineers alike. Not only because of its light […]
Defining Hydrogen From A to Z: G is for Green Hydrogen Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the topic of Green Hydrogen as we focus on the letter G. As we have discussed previously, hydrogen will play a critical role as an energy carrier in the […]
H2 is for Hydrogen, Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: E is for Electrolysis Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter E and discussing Electrolysis, an important process for producing Green Hydrogen by using an Electrolyzer. Electrolysis definition in chemistry and manufacturing is […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: E is for Energy Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter E and discussing energy – and how that relates to Hydrogen as an energy carrier. A classical definition of energy is the ability of a system to […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: D is for Density Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we’re focusing on the letter D for Density. Density is perhaps the most important fluid property used in our industry. The density of a fluid tells a lot about it, much […]
Defining Hydrogen from A to Z: F is for Fuel Cell Continuing in our Defining Hydrogen from A to Z series, we’re discussing the letter F, for Fuel Cell. In simplest terms, a fuel cell is a device that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction instead of combustion. In a fuel cell, hydrogen and oxygen […]
Defining The Hydrogen Economy From A to Z: C is for the Five C’s of Cryogenic Hydrogen Continuing in our Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter C and discussing the important C’s of Cryogenic Hydrogen, the heart of Liquid Hydrogen solutions for a cleaner energy future. In […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: C is for Compression Continuing in our defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter C and discussing an important subject compression and the role it plays and will continue to perform in a cleaner energy future. Compression has a […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: B is for Batteries Continuing in our, Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we are revisiting the letter B and discussing batteries. How are batteries important to the current and coming Hydrogen economy as we transition to a cleaner energy future? An electric-vehicle battery […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: B is for Blue Hydrogen Previously in our, Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z series, we discussed Adsorption and the important role it plays in hydrogen storage. Today we continue through to the second letter of the alphabet, B is for Blue Hydrogen. For a […]
Hydrogen 101 Part 2: Hydrogen Safety As discussed in Part One of our hydrogen safety series, a number of hydrogen’s properties make it safer to handle and use than the fuels commonly used today. It is important to remember that hydrogen as an energy carrier for power generation is not a new technology. It has […]
Hydrogen 101 Part One: Hydrogen is Safe Hydrogen has been proven to be safer than conventional fuels in a multitude of aspects. However, the public’s perception of hydrogen technologies is still affected by the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. To set the record straight, the Hindenburg did not explode, it burned. The most plausible cause was an […]
Defining the Hydrogen Economy from A to Z: A is for Adsorption Education is a key factor in raising the knowledge at local, national, and international levels for the Hydrogen economy and is and will continue to play a significant role in unlocking the understanding of its potential in providing solutions for a clean energy […]
Why Global Collaboration is Essential to the Success of the Hydrogen Economy The hydrogen economy is upon us, and the growing demand for hydrogen has already far surpassed supply. Luckily, governments, industry experts and the private sector are investing in hydrogen technology more and more every day. Building out the Hydrogen Economy infrastructure is key […]
Hydrogen Energy Storage is the Key to a Sustainable Future Energy storage is the capture of energy produced at one time for use later when it is needed. Look around your everyday surroundings, do you think about how energy might be stored or how that benefits your life? Energy storage is important to the global […]
The Zero Waste Potential of Hydrogen Fuel Cells In the advancements of electric vehicles, the use of hydrogen as the energy source for the fuel cells is becoming an excellent alternative to battery electric vehicles (BEVs), when it comes to zero emissions mobility. Hydrogen FCEVs are lighter compared to other BEVs, have more range, and […]
The US is Already Utilizing the 3 T’s of Hydrogen as an Energy Source in Denver, Cleveland and San Bernardino Hydrogen can be used in just about anything one can imagine, from engines to generating electricity. Beyond just “fuel cells” (which are actual hydrogen electric cells) in automobiles, hydrogen is the future for semi-trucks, light […]
What Hydrogen Will be Used for, Where It Will Come From & How it Will Get Us to a Renewable Energy Economy Hydrogen has great potential and is expected to play a key role in reducing global emissions – but to reach net-zero, it is essential that a hydrogen energy carrier network is in place. […]
10 Things You Should Know About Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Automobiles In the advancements of electric vehicles, the use of hydrogen as the power for the fuel cells is becoming an excellent alternative to electric vehicles (EVs), when it comes to zero emissions mobility. In fact, a few major car manufacturers have hydrogen-fueled cars that can currently […]
This week, the historical event of the Energy EarthShots, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Hydrogen Shot Summit was held to launch the ambitious goal of achieving the “1 1 1” goal of $1 for 1 kg of clean hydrogen in 1 decade. GenH2 representatives joined the more than 4,000 attendees across the world, in this […]
In the world of clean energy and the hydrogen economy, it is no secret that hydrogen is considered for a key role in the future of electromobility. Although battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) are currently the focus of attention among alternative energy vehicles, this kind of electromobility has its limitations in some areas. For example, the time […]
Envision that you are traveling overseas and your phone dies. You go to charge it, but realize you do not have your adapter. So now what? Would you quickly give up and go about the rest of your trip without your phone? Of course not – your phone is important to navigating your trip, connecting […]
Why a Colorless Gas is a Rainbow of Colors It is becoming abundantly clear that the 2020s are expected to be a transformative decade for climate actions. These green movements, which include the profound restructuring of energy taxation in Europe, the push for a clean energy economy in the US, and increased renewable energy and […]
How Hydrogen is Powering Today’s Transportation Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos, of Virgin Galactic and Amazon, have recently proven to the world that space tourism is real and no longer a future concept. After both men recently went to the edge of space – Branson in a Virgin Galactic test spaceflight and Bezos in a […]
The hydrogen economy received another boost with the announcement of Europe’s ‘Fit for 55’ Climate and Energy Proposal. Intended to slash the greenhouse gas emissions of the European Union by 55% within this decade, it speeds the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. Its core mission is to turn the 2020s into a […]
Not that long ago, electric vehicles (EVs) were seen as somewhat of an anomaly. Before Elon Musk made ‘Tesla’ a household name, the Toyota Prius was the first mass-produced alternative for environmentally conscious consumers. That changed in 2008 when the Roadster was introduced by Tesla as the first highway-legal, all-electric car to use lithium-ion battery […]
Jennifer M. Granholm, United States Secretary of Energy, officially launched the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Energy Earthshots Initiative recently. The program’s goal is to “accelerate breakthroughs of more abundant, affordable, and reliable clean energy solutions within the decade.” According to a statement by the DOE, the first Energy Earthshot is “Hydrogen Shot,” which seeks […]
Hydrogen has been proven to be safer than conventional fuels in a multitude of aspects. Unfortunately, the first thing that comes to people’s minds when they hear “hydrogen” is usually the famous film footage of the 1937 Hindenburg disaster showing the airship aflame. To set the record straight, the Hindenburg did not explode, it burned. […]
The bipartisan infrastructure deal appears to be moving forward after some confusion involving an ultimatum that President Biden has since retracted. According to the White House, the price tag comes in at $1.2 trillion over eight years, with $500 billion in new spending. The plan “makes transformational and historic investments in clean transportation infrastructure, clean […]
Leaders of the Group of 7 nations (G7) gathered to discuss how the world can fight to “build back better” in a post-pandemic world. The objective is to create a greener, more prosperous future. Key topics discussed at the summit included climate change and the world’s commitment to decarbonization, highlighted by UK Prime Minister Boris […]
In this episode, we focus on clean hydrogen’s current and future role in transportation, from the aerospace industry, to shipping, and roads. We ask, what is the current state of the technology? Where will we see the biggest opportunities and change, and what infrastructures will be required? Helping us to navigate the history and future […]
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