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Published the 26/07/2023
Water, our blue gold!
Blue gold has never been so aptly named, as access to water resources has become increasingly precious over the years. Drought has become one of the most striking features of global warming, and it is only getting worse every year.
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Published the 21/09/2022
Support for the hydrogen sector: the European climate plan
A climate plan has been put in place by Europe to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. This requires massive support for the hydrogen sector. This should help increase hydrogen production and reduce costs.
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Deutsche Bahn’s first hydrogen trains
Deutsche Bahn Energie has launched an innovative project in Tübingen: to run hydrogen trains on renewable hydrogen, produced by a Lhyfebox and stored in a station before powering the trains.
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We have compiled answers to frequently asked questions about renewable hydrogen!
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What is renewable hydrogen and what steps does its production involve?
Renewable hydrogen or green hydrogen is an energy-carrying gas that emits no CO2, either during its production or when used.
It is obtained by electrolysis of water. This chemical process consists of breaking down the water molecule (H2O) into di-oxygen (O2) and di-hydrogen (H2) using an electric current…
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How is renewable hydrogen transported? What can it be used for?
Once compressed and purified, the hydrogen we produce is delivered either directly by pipe to industrial sites or by truck.
To keep environmental impacts to a minimum and to respect our commitment to producing completely environmentally friendly hydrogen, Lhyfe restricts delivery of hydrogen by truck to within a 200 km…
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Which industries use hydrogen? For what purposes?
For decades, hydrogen has been used extensively in a great many industrial applications, such as hydrocarbon refining, the production of ammonia and other chemicals, as well as materials processing.
Ninety-five percent of the hydrogen currently used by these industries is made using a process involving the steam reforming of…
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