Decarbonising End-use Sectors: Green Hydrogen Certification. 'Green Hydrogen Certification, led by the members of the Decarbonising End-Use Sectors Working Group, provides an overview of technical considerations for green hydrogen tracking systems and the challenges that need to be addressed for the creation of such instruments.' (International Renewable Energy Agency - March 2022) >

'Policy makers can adopt industrial policies that address barriers and oblige or support a change from fossil fuel dependency of hard to abate sectors. An urgent task given the long lifespans of industrial assets and a limited window to avert the climate crisis.' (International Renewable Energy Agency - March 2022)

'Australian and German Governments have today opened the HyGATE initiative, a Hydrogen Innovation and Technology incubator.' (ARENAWIRE - Australian Renewable Energy Agency, Canberra) >

Towards the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft. 'At Airbus, we have the ambition to develop the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2035. Hydrogen propulsion will help us to deliver on this ambition. Our ZEROe concept aircraft enable us to explore a variety of configurations and hydrogen technologies that will shape the development of our future zero-emission aircraft.' (AIRBUS, France) >

Toyota in conjunction with Yamaha are developing Hydrogen fuelled reciprocating engines - from 3 cylinder to V8. (Toyota, Japan) >

“Serious threat” of fugitive emissions with hydrogen plan. 'Australia's plans to produce hydrogen using fossil fuels carries significant risks and could create an industry that leads to an increase in greenhouse gas emissions, researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) warn.' (Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions - Australian National University, Canberra) >

Queensland Bus company in Emerald (Central Highlands Region of Queensland - inland from Mackay), converting its fleet to Hydrogen FuelCell operation. 'Self-Sufficient Hydrogen Underlies Qld Bus-Fleet Conversion' (Bus News, Australian Bus and Coach) >

Hydrogen from wood-waste plant proposed for using a technique developed by Babcock & Wilcox (USA) 'BrightLoop: Next Generation Low-Carbon Technology for Power and Industry' Details of the Babcock & Wilcox technique >

'It examines what international progress on hydrogen is needed to help address climate change – and compares real-world developments with the stated ambitions of government and industry and with key actions under the Global Action Agenda.' (International Energy Agency, Paris) >

'What the market needs to deliver investment in hydrogen infrastructure.' (ARUP Engineers and Consultants, London) >