Residents will see activity in downtown Wheatley over the next few days as contractors run tests on the monitoring well, ...

Rotten-egg gas might one day help power your world—and clean it at the same time. Researchers at The Ohio State University have found a way to turn hydrogen sulfide, a highly toxic and foul ...

Hawaii Gas is partnering with Canadian energy tech company Ayrton Energy on a new pilot project aimed at advancing hydrogen as a clean fuel for the islands.

But hydrogen today is produced from hydrocarbons, meaning manufacture of the gas comes with huge carbon emissions. "Clean" hydrogen from underground reservoirs has a much smaller carbon footprint ...

Fossil Fuels Many on Navajo Nation Blindsided by Hydrogen Pipeline Change Pipeline company touts helping the nation; letter writing campaign raises questions. Critic says, “Just pipe the natural ...

Hydrogen has the potential to be a green source of energy, but a vast majority of hydrogen today is produced using hydrocarbons like natural gas. While engineers work on ways to competitively ...

In the last billion years, enough hydrogen gas has been produced by Earth's continental crust to supply mankind's energy needs for at least 170,000 years.

Scientists have discovered a new method to extract low-emissions hydrogen from natural gas fields while trapping carbon underground, potentially revolutionizing the hydrogen industry and global ...

Hydrogen can be made several ways, including by distilling it from natural gas or with a device that splits water molecules through a process called electrolysis.

Geological resources may be able to provide billions—or even trillions—of metric tons of clean hydrogen, according to estimates from US government researchers. By tapping into existing ...

Toyota last week unveiled its third-generation hydrogen fuel-cell stack, demonstrating continued commitment to fuel cells alongside battery-electric vehicles. In a press release, the automaker ...

Representatives from the state’s largest gas utility claim that informing customers of its use of hydrogen in natural gas would be onerous and expensive.