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Global Hydrogen Review - March 2025
The Spring 2025 issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with an examination of Asia’s role in aiding the world’s push towards a more sustainable energy economy through the development of hydrogen infrastructure throughout the region. This brand new issue includes features on hydrogen production, storage, water management, hydrogen pipelines, safety, and sustainability. This issue also features a cover story from MSA Safety where Sarah Rajasekera explores the best practices to address associated risks in gas leak detection for hydrogen operations.£30.00
Global Hydrogen Review - December 2024
This issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with a regional report, focusing on developments in the MENA region’s hydrogen industry, courtesy of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. Technical articles and exciting case studies in this issue focus on digital technologies, fuel cells, turbomachinery and water management.£30.00
Global Hydrogen Review - September 2024
This issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with an overview of the hydrogen market in the UK and Europe, courtesy of Cornwall Insight. Featured topics in this issue include the importance of industry collaboration and safety standards, hydrogen storage and transportation, hydrogen compression, green hydrogen production, and much more.£30.00
Global Hydrogen Review - June 2024
The Summer issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with a detailed regional report from Deloitte Consulting LLP, which explains some of the holdups in the US clean hydrogen economy and considers how companies can begin moving forward. This issue also includes articles exploring the importance of innovation and material research and development. Other features include turbomachinery, hydrogen transportation and mobility, safety, storage, and digitalisation.
Global Hydrogen Review - March 2024
In this issue of Global Hydrogen Review, discover the latest advances in electrolyser technology and the importance of project financing in driving the growth of the hydrogen economy. Additional features also explore how pipelines can be adapted for hydrogen transportation and an exclusive regional report focusing on the hydrogen market in Asia.
Global Hydrogen Review - December 2023
In this issue of Global Hydrogen Review, discover lessons learnt from the commissioning and building of a green hydrogen plant. This issue also explores a new method of hydrogen production using thermal waste treatment, and delves into a number of other interesting topics including the role of automation, safety challenges, the adoption of hydrogen as a marine fuel, and the importance of efficient power supply in green hydrogen production.
Global Hydrogen Review - September 2023
This issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with a regional report from Rystad Energy, outlining the current state of Asia’s hydrogen industry. This issue also explores options and considerations for hydrogen decarbonisation, Namibia’s green hydrogen potential, the importance of compression in the hydrogen value chain, and how automation can help the hydrogen sector fulfil its potential, plus much more.
Global Hydrogen Review - June 2023
This issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with an overview of hydrogen development across Europe, courtesy of Cornwall Insight. Haynes & Boone discuss hydrogen’s role in the decarbonisation of the UK’s energy sector, and the AIEN talks about the challenge of creating a green and low-carbon hydrogen economy. Other topics in this issue include green hydrogen production, measurement technology, pipelines, the maritime transition, and how green hydrogen can help to decarbonise the steel sector.
Global Hydrogen Review - March 2023
The Spring 2023 issue of Global Hydrogen Review is full of detailed technical articles on a range of topics including blue vs green hydrogen production, hydrogen liquefaction, safety, pipelines, compression technology, digitalisation and much more. This month’s cover story, courtesy of H2scan, discusses the importance of hydrogen sensing within the emerging hydrogen economy.