An Australian hydrogen company is set to expand into New Mexico where it will work on proprietary technology to use hydrogen for heating.
An Australian hydrogen company will build a campus in New Mexico where it will work on proprietary technology to use hydrogen for heating. That’s according to the AP, which reported New Mexico’s Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham had signed the deal with Star Scientific during her attendance at a hydrogen conference in Sydney. “Our system doesn’t burn gas, it reacts the gas,” the global group chairman of the 20-employee company, Andrew Horvath, said about the technology.
Environmentalists are also starting to have misgivings towards hydrogen because of the above plus what they see as an opportunity for oil and gas companies to benefit from government plans for hydrogen, even though these plans normally feature green hydrogen only rather than the so-called blue and green varieties that require inputs of hydrocarbon products.
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