Sph₂ere: Hydrogen News

Natural hydrogen reserves could hold the answer to net zero.

The University of York achieves a UK first by producing clean hydrogen from organic waste while capturing carbon dioxide.

The country’s first-ever heat network zones are being trialled in Leeds, Plymouth, Bristol, Stockport, Sheffield, and London

As the world battles climate change, many companies are exploring electric vehicles vs hydrogen.

An overview of current developments, user experiences, infrastructure challenges, and government commitments.

This article explores the mechanics of hydrogen cars, including fuel cell technology and combustion systems, while spotlighting recent innovations.

South Korea sets the stage for hydrogen innovation with the world's largest fuel-cell power plant, breaking ground in 2025.

Working with infrastructure solutions company, Costain, the commissioned study will form a key part of the energy transition puzzle for industrial and commercial (I&C) gas users across Wales and the south west of England and contribute to the national mission to make Great Britain a clean energy superpower.

Hydrogen trains are transforming rail transport, offering a path to net zero. With global adoption underway, they're paving the way for a greener future.

Could the infrastructure at the bottom of lakes and reservoirs hold the key to storing green hydrogen?

A new AI-driven method has uncovered a catalyst that could dramatically reduce the cost and increase the efficiency of green hydrogen production.

Hydrogen is a key player in the journey to a sustainable energy future, but its full potential is still unfolding.

A UK project has successfully tested the world's first hydrogen-electric boat powered by a printed circuit board fuel cell (PCBFC)

Wales & West Utilities and HydroStar are advancing green hydrogen production, using impure water sources to reduce costs and enhance sustainability. A major step forward for innovation and net zero.

IGEM YPN discover the clean energy innovations at Tyseley Energy Park

In the global pursuit of net zero emissions, one element has emerged as a potential game-changer: hydrogen gas. The versatility of this gas holds the key to transforming our energy landscape, driving innovation and propelling us towards a more sustainable future.

The boss of easyJet airline has led an aviation industry call for the UK government to put more public money into helping hydrogen-powered passenger planes get off the ground.