Big Wind-To-Hydrogen Project Afoot In Minnesota

"Lower value" nighttime wind energy would be used to produce hydrogen under a plan that appears to be coming together in Minnesota. Read more →
Storing Renewable Energy: Key To An All-Renewables Future

The all-renewables future will require energy storage. Here we explore both current possibilities and technologies that might one day be practical. Read more →
Hydrogen From Plants Touted As Game Changer

Hydrogen has its second "breakthrough" story in a week, with a new enzyme combination said to be remarkably efficient at extracting the gas from plants. Read more →
Hydrogen Made Cheap, Calgary Duo Claims

Better, cheaper catalysts for electrolysis of water into hydrogen could pave the way for an energy storage breakthrough, a new paper asserts. Read more →
How Natural Gas Pipelines Could Boost Hydrogen

Blending hydrogen into natural gas pipelines could be a way to increase output from renewable energy production facilities, a U.S.-commissioned report says. Read more →
MIT Turns Over A New Solar Leaf Plan

The solar-to-fuel dream lives on, as the "artificial leaf" team outlines a path to efficiencies that could make the technology viable. Read more →
PowerTrekk Portable Fuel Cell To Hit Shelves In April

Powertrekk recently announced that the water-powered fuel cell should be available to the public in April 2013. Read more →
Audi Wants To Put Wind Power In Your Gas Tank

Audi is in on a project that will use wind power to make hydrogen, then convert the hydrogen into synthetic methane for use in cars on the natural gas grid. Read more →
Rusty Solar Cell Is A Hydrogen Producer

Looking to reduce costs, researchers in Switzerland successfully use a semiconductor based on iron oxide (yep, rust) in their photoelectrochemical water-splitting device. Read more →
Hydrogen Eyed As Clean Grid Stabilizer In Hawaii

A Hawaii project will use geothermal power to make hydrogen by electrolysis; the hope is to use the hydrogen stabilize the grid, making room for more renewables. Read more →




