In this episode, we welcome Pedram Fanailoo, Director for the Low Carbon Segment - North America at DNV, to discuss the future of H2 in the energy transition. Pedram shares insights about DNV's role in supporting companies with sustainable H2 solutions and how their expertise in risk management ensures the development of high-quality projects.
We explore the evolving green and blue H2 sectors, strategies for de-risking projects, and securing funding amidst changing regulations. Pedram also breaks down the impact of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on H2 investments and anticipates potential shifts in federal support under a Trump administration. Don't miss this in-depth conversation on the key factors shaping the H2 industry and what stakeholders can do to prepare for the road ahead.
In this episode, Gaby Rodríguez-Calero, co-founder and CEO of Ecolectro, discussed how the company is revolutionizing green H2 production to make it affordable and scalable. She explains the significance of Ecolectro's AEM electrolyzer technology and the shift from expensive iridium to cost-effective nickel, a breakthrough protected by 23 patents.
Gaby highlighted the impact of reducing H2 production costs to $2.50/kg and its potential to accelerate global adoption in key industries like transportation, energy storage and heating. She also shares insights on overcoming technical challenges, scaling production to meet demand, and the role of Ecolectro’s recent Series A funding led by Toyota Ventures in driving innovation.
H2Tech sat down with Mario Tommaselli, Senior Vice President of Gas and Low Carbon Energies at Technip Energies. Mario discussed Technip's gas and low-carbon business line, which includes blue H2, its offshore business that is related to LNG and much more.
While other industries are undergoing digital transformations, the H2 ecosystem is a greenfield that can begin operations with transformative technologies in place. These technologies empower people, optimize processes and automate systems to enhance business performance across the enterprise.
As the world engages in an energy transition, low-/zero-carbon hydrogen is thought of as a gamechanger in helping countries reach their net-zero targets. This has led to a stark rise in investments along the hydrogen value chain, from renewable energy capacity builds and hydrogen production to downstream infrastructure and fueling capabilities.
Join Lee Nichols, Vice President, Content/Editor-in-Chief, Gulf Energy Information, as he presents a deep-dive analysis on the ...
Sponsored by: Swagelok
As bold new use cases for hydrogen emerge around the world, many fluid system designers are tackling the difficult task of handling hydrogen for the first time. As some engineers are discovering the hard way, hydrogen systems require different design parameters than those transferring oil and gas. Take an hour to learn some hydrogen system design basics from Swagelok’s engineering services supervisor for clean energy, Ana ...
Sponsored by: Honeywell
Green hydrogen, produced through renewable-powered electrolysis, is emerging as a transformative solution to decarbonize industries. This clean energy source holds promise in significantly reducing carbon emissions across various sectors, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future.
The webinar will unveil the most recent Industry trends and related features in electrolyzer modeling capabilities ...
The race to a zero-carbon future is on. Global oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical companies have announced ambitious carbon mitigation, plastics re-use and water conservation targets. Learn ...
Electrification is accelerating across all economic sectors as the world increases demand for resources, energy and sustainability. The shift from fossil-based systems to electric will drive ...
In extreme process industry applications, the need for accurate and reliable measurements is more important than ever in order to control critical processes and avoid plant downtime or serious ...
An energy transition is occurring where natural gas, biogas, liquid natural gas and hydrogen play an increasing role as we aim to reach net-zero carbon dioxide goals set by policy makers globally. ...