Plastic Gasification Breakthrough: NETL Turns Waste into Hydrogen-Rich Syngas
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Ready for the next big leap? Ever wondered if that pile of plastic waste, leftover coal scraps and wood chips…
You’d think platinum is the go-to for top-notch fuel cell performance—but a clever research team decided to shake things up.…
Liquefying green hydrogen without guzzling energy or relying on nasty refrigerants is no small feat. That’s where the HyLICAL consortium…
A New Chapter in Clean Hydrogen On September 3, 2025, the crew at Idaho National Laboratory lifted the veil on…
Ever paused to think why electrolysis needs so much oomph just to split water into hydrogen and oxygen? It all…
Whenever you hear hydrogen fuel cells, chances are you imagine sleek, silent cars that puff only water vapor—and honestly, who…
Breaking New Ground in Heavy-Duty Transport Ever daydreamed about trucks fueled by nothing but hydrogen and air? Well, pinch…
Industries worldwide are in a mad dash to slash carbon footprints, and green hydrogen production has staked its claim as…
Picture this: you hop on a city bus running on hydrogen fuel cells and it just… glides. No roaring engine,…
Turning Waste into Opportunity You know that glaring scarlet sludge called red mud that piles up after refining aluminum? It…
Ready to Supercharge Your Fuel Cells? Ever feel like everyone’s been hyping high-efficiency hydrogen as the next big thing, only…
The Canada-born outfit, spun out of Simon Fraser University back in 2015, has since pulled in over US$44 million from…
It’s no secret that green hydrogen has become a linchpin in the global push towards industrial decarbonization. Yet most production…
Picture powering your favorite smart shirt with fabric as soft and flexible as cotton thread. In a fresh Nature paper…
Picture this: you catch sunlight to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, then simply whip out a magnet to fish…