Hydrogen Digest: India Sets Truck Standards, RWE Tests 34 MW Turbine, U.S. Industry Faces Headwinds
India's government is standardizing hydrogen-powered truck engines and testing procedures as the country develops alternatives to diesel for freight transport and targets lower emissions from heavy-duty vehicles, according to Livemint.
In the U.S., weak customer demand, high production costs, and changing federal policies are undermining the hydrogen industry, OilPrice reported.
RWE and Kawasaki Heavy Industries commissioned a 34 MW hydrogen-compatible gas turbine at the Emsland gas-fired power station in Lingen, Germany, according to Energy-Pedia.
An integrated impulse-response modeling framework found that future atmospheric hydrogen leakage and associated methane emissions will produce measurable radiative forcing and warming, according to Scienmag. Methane leakage from blue hydrogen production generates the largest single climate effect among the pathways studied.
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