ABERDEEN City Council today announced ambitious plans to develop Europe’s oil capital as a centre of excellence in the creation of new hydrogen technologies.Full Story
Could Hydrogen Breakthrough Revive The Fuel-Cell Car?
“We think this discovery is a game-changer in the world of alternative energy,” said Y.H. Percival Zhang, an associate professor of biological systems engineering. Zhang lead a Virginia Tech team that developed a way to produce large quantities of hydrogen from xylose, an abundant simple sugar that makes up 30 percent of the cell walls of plants.
Fuel Cells – A Powerfull Option
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Energy: a 3-legged sheep?
The importance of the energy sector in global geopolitics is little debate. Access to primary energy resources is an essential attribute of sovereignty of any country that wants to control its destiny. Full Story
Hydrogen Hybrids
The UK’s largest trial to-date with hydrogen fuel cell electric buses has been running in London since 2011
Scientists to produce zero-carbon fuel by mimicking plants
As carbon emissions continue to rise and environmentalists not really ready to adopt geoengineering solutions as a part of their plan for long-term relief, governments over the world are placing their bets on renewable energy, most of the sources of which remain highly untapped due to the challenges that exist in converting them to clean energy. Now a team of British scientists have joined forces to develop a system that can mimic plant photosynthesis to produce hydrogen using sunlight. Hydrogen can then either be used to power cars or produce clean energy on demand. Full Story
Fuel Cells and the Future of Global Bus Fleets
Public transport use around the world is booming. This is being driven by a number of factors including increasing population size, higher rates of urbanisation, and the ever-rising cost of petrol and diesel. Full Story
CalMac plans world’s first hydrogen fuel ferry
SCOTLAND’S main ferry operator is planning to develop the world’s first vessel powered by hydrogen fuel cells. The revolutionary vessel would produce no exhaust fumes and could run on gas produced using spare electricity generated overnight from wind farms. Full Story
Fuel Cell to Power New 20 Fenchurch Street Development
Edinburgh-based Logan Energy Ltd, the world market leader in powering fuel cell integrated systems, today announced a new contract to install a 300 kW stationary fuel cell power plant at the 20 Fenchurch Street office development in the City of London. Full Story
Logan Energy Limited Brings Clean Power to London for New 20 Fenchurch Street Development
Edinburgh-based Logan Energy Ltd, the world market leader in powering fuel cell integrated systems, today announced a new contract to install a 300 kW stationary fuel cell power plant at the 20 Fenchurch Street office development in the City of London. Press Release
