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Global Hydrogen Review - March 2026

This issue examines how hydrogen is shifting from ambition to real-world deployment, highlighting the technologies and strategies enabling scale. From the MENA region’s growing influence and the role of blue hydrogen in kickstarting markets, to advances in electrolysers, digitalisation, and automation, contributors explore how efficiency and cost challenges are being addressed. The edition also covers key developments in compression, infrastructure, and storage, alongside a broader industry shift toward practical, commercially viable projects that are accelerating the transition to a low-carbon hydrogen economy.

Global Hydrogen Review - December 2025

The Winter 2025 issue of Global Hydrogen Review features in-depth analysis of emerging hydrogen regions, including the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, and Europe, alongside case studies on hydrogen hubs, natural hydrogen exploration, and large-scale storage in salt caverns. It also examines the technologies enabling safe and efficient deployment, from liquid organic hydrogen carriers and specialised valves to advanced analysers, flow measurement, AI-driven optimisation, and digitalisation in hydrogen production.

Global Hydrogen Review - September 2025

This issue of Global Hydrogen Review explores the full hydrogen value chain, from low-carbon production and advanced electrolyser technologies to transport, storage, and refuelling. It highlights innovations in materials, pipeline networks, and liquid hydrogen solutions, while addressing safety, efficiency, and strategies to scale hydrogen for a net-zero energy future.

Global Hydrogen Review - June 2025

The Summer 2025 issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with an examination of Canada’s role in the hydrogen transport industry, considering current market uncertainty and growing momentum across the region. This brand new issue includes features on blue and green hydrogen, digital technologies, mobility and transportation, valves, and electrolyser technology. The issue also features a cover story from Integrated Global Services (IGS) where Larry Emch explores the technological advancements that help to increase efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions in steam methane reformers.

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