Hydrogen fuel (stored as methylcyclohexane)

Construction and engineering

Environmental policy and regulation

Electric utility

Large-scale wind turbines installed in the Baltic Sea to harness wind energy for electricity generation. The project will use approximately 200 turbines.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

A process used by Hydrogenics to produce hydrogen, which can be stored and later converted back to energy through fuel cells.

Nagasaki

An experimental energy project off the coast of Nagasaki that uses offshore wind turbines to generate electricity for hydrogen fuel production. Surplus electricity is converted to hydrogen, which is stored in liquid form as methylcyclohexane for transport and later use.