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Tag: Green Hydrogen

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Editorial illustration of Switzerland’s proposed Mineral Oil Tax Ordinance revision, with the Federal Palace, a renewable-fuel filling station and an airport. Green checkmarks identify fuels eligible for a zero tax rate, including renewable petrol, hydrogen, methanol, DME and biofuels. Red crosses highlight the missing zero-rate provisions for synthetic diesel and e-kerosene. Additional panels show tax exemptions for pilot plants, the 2030 expiry date and the lack of automatic recognition of EU fuel certification.

Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

Grid fee refund for Power-to-X pilots: the federal government fixes the queue, not the cap

October 29, 2026 — 0 Comments

Power-to-X News

Power-to-X week in review: 260 companies defend the 2030+ hydrogen targets, €3.4 billion for net-zero technology, and green hydrogen for Tesa

October 26, 2026 — 0 Comments

Scientific illustration of an artificial leaf developed to produce hydrogen from hydrazine-contaminated seawater using sunlight. A perovskite photocathode generates hydrogen (H₂), while a spinel oxide anode oxidises toxic hydrazine (N₂H₄) into harmless nitrogen (N₂). The device is shown partially submerged in seawater near an industrial facility, with arrows illustrating the chemical processes. The infographic highlights the potential of combining hydrogen production with wastewater treatment, while the headline “Artificial leaf: Hydrogen from contaminated seawater, a reality check” emphasises that the technology remains at laboratory scale.

Innovation, Power-to-X News

Artificial leaf: hydrogen from contaminated seawater, a reality check

October 23, 2026 — 0 Comments

Power-to-X News

Power-to-X week in review: €2.1 billion for eSAF, $130 billion for hydrogen, and a pipeline into BMW’s Leipzig plant

October 19, 2026 — 0 Comments

Cutaway illustration of a hydrogen pipeline showing how hydrogen atoms move through steel and accumulate at non-metallic inclusions, with alumina trapping more hydrogen than silica and potentially promoting cracks despite slower hydrogen diffusion.

Innovation, Power-to-X News

Clean steels reveal how hydrogen cracks steel – and why slower is not safer

October 8, 2026 — 0 Comments

Power-to-X News

Power-to-X week in review: a hydrogen corridor across the Mediterranean, 280 MW for Danish eSAF, LEGO switches to e-methanol

October 5, 2026 — 0 Comments

Food for thought, Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

Is hydrogen coming or not? Why Switzerland’s grid, not demand, is driving electrolysers

September 29, 2026 — 0 Comments

Power-to-X News

Power-to-X week in review: a €2.12 billion eSAF auction, 170 firms defend RFNBO targets, India lays e-methanol foundation stone

September 28, 2026 — 0 Comments

Split illustration of hydrogen production showing grey hydrogen from fossil energy on one side and green hydrogen from wind and solar on the other, with accounting rules determining how emissions are calculated and which projects become economically viable.

Food for thought, Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

When accounting rules decide which hydrogen gets built

September 28, 2026 — 0 Comments

Illustration of hydrogen production from magnetite in Western Australia’s Pilbara, showing water injected into iron-rich rock to stimulate hydrogen generation, contrasted with conventional renewable hydrogen production via electrolysis.

Food for thought, Power-to-X News

Hydrogen from iron ore: what the Western Australian magnetite study really shows

September 25, 2026 — 0 Comments