When it comes to hydrogen energy, the industry typically differentiates the final product in classes that correspond to the carbon intensity with a focus on “the colors of the rainbow,” such as gray, ...

Blue, green, turquoise, yellow, pink, blue, grey and brown/black. Hydrogen is currently beset by a host of colorful adjectives, but what part of the hydrogen rainbow is most likely to lead to a pot of ...

HOUSTON, March 8 (Reuters) - Governments worldwide need to simplify rules around hydrogen supply to attract investment and scale it up to become competitive enough to substitute fossil fuel use in ...

Perhaps you’ve heard of blue hydrogen, green hydrogen, or even pink hydrogen, but what do these multi-hued descriptors actually mean? The colors that make up the hydrogen rainbow say a lot about how ...

Hydrogen investment platform Hy24 will initially be colour agnostic when it comes to the types of clean hydrogen projects it invests in but, with the fund's focus on electrolysis schemes in the first ...

Hydrogen might be the key to a clean energy future, but only if it can be made without fossil fuels. Most hydrogen today is made from methane. With generous government tax credits and enthusiasm for ...

(Nanowerk News) Hydrogen has emerged as the energy technology that could help nations like Australia to decarbonise their economies. But did you know that, beyond green and blue hydrogen, there’s a ...

Hydrogen could be key to addressing climate change, but where it comes from will matter. This article is from The Spark, MIT Technology Review's weekly climate newsletter. To receive it in your inbox ...

As the world races toward net-zero emissions, hydrogen has emerged as a critical piece of the decarbonization puzzle. But not all hydrogen is created equal. From "green" hydrogen produced via ...