hydrogen

Hydrogen is being touted as a path to lower carbon pollution, but dozens of environmental groups are concerned Canada's new strategy relies too much on the fossil fuel industry.

It seems like a no-brainer to use clean-burning hydrogen to offset the environmental negatives of natural gas for warming homes, but pilot projects to do just that starting next year illustrate nothing is simple about this trendy new energy source.

The Ford government has cancelled green energy programs and tried to halt partially built wind farms. But now it’s announcing plans to reduce emissions through a new “hydrogen economy" as a way to boost the economy amid COVID-19.

Environmental questions remain about using large amounts of fossil fuels to produce hydrogen gas, even if it does lead to lower transport emissions.

The debate over hydrogen is a colourful one ranging from green to black.

Following the lead of European countries, Foresight CEO Jeanette Jackson is launching a plan to create a “clean-tech cluster” in B.C., fostering collaboration and growth across companies.

More than a million tonnes of contaminated water lies in storage but power company says it will run out of space by 2022

Former US vice-president says new coalmines make no commercial sense and even Australian governments will have to change course

New Brunswick's Crown-owned power utility is partnering with a Florida-based company to develop power plants that would use hydrogen extracted from seawater as their fuel.

Teams working on two continents have marked similar milestones in their respective efforts to tap an energy source key to the fight against climate change: They’ve each produced very impressive magnets.