🚭 High-purity green hydrogen with very low tar from biomass, with chemical looping gasification#energy #hydrogen #biomass
High-purity green hydrogen with very low tar from biomass, with chemical looping gasificationA promising industrial process can turn crushed sugar cane waste into green hydrogen far more efficiently than previously thought, shows a SECLG process simulation from the University of Johannesburg. The study is published in Renewable Energy.
Paris s'éveilleHype, the world’s largest hydrogen taxi operator, is to cease operating its fleet of hydrogen taxis in the Paris areaWhen the reality of #hydrogen costs hits home (and you still don't want to believe it)
'A form of oligopoly' | World’s largest hydrogen taxi operator hurls accusations at supply giants as it quits H2 in ParisHype argues that Air Liquide and TotalEnergies have presided over doubling of H2 prices in four years — which it says is blocking a credible path to green hydrogen use