Hydrogen began to be seriously considered as a “fuel of the future” in the early 1970s in response to growing concerns about oil dependence, air pollution, and resource scarcity. The U.S. and European energy agencies started funding hydrogen research, including…
In the realm of industrial safety and environmental monitoring, the significance of hydrocarbon gas sensors cannot be overstated. But what exactly are hydrocarbons, and why are these sensors crucial in various industries? Hydrocarbons, the backbone of organic chemistry, are compounds…
Hydrogen measurement and leak detection are critical in various industries where hydrogen is used or produced. Here are some applications where accurate hydrogen measurement or leak detection is essential to maximise efficiency, minimise costs and ensure safety : Chemical Industry:…
Date: Tuesday 24th October 2023 Time: 17:00 18:00 JST 10:00 11:00 CET Contents: Company Introduction / Hydrogen Safety/ Sensor Lineup/ Q&A Presenters Speaker: Gaku Nishida, Jie Qin Facilitator: Keisyo (Jimmy) En
Hydrogen generation and consumption is on the increase as cleaner, renewable energy supplies are sought to replace CO2-emitting fossil fuels. H2 is an innately clean energy source producing simply heat and water upon combustion. Currently, most hydrogen is generated from…