With the increasing interest in sustainable development, the need to reduce emissions across various sectors of the economy, and the search for alternative energy sources, renewable hydrogen has become a crucial component of the modern economy.

With the increasing interest in sustainable development, the need to reduce emissions across various sectors of the economy, and the search for alternative energy sources, renewable hydrogen has become a crucial component of the modern economy.
We return with the fourth part of our series, in which we answer the most frequently asked questions and concerns about hydrogen and its potential applications in a modern and sustainable economy.
Renewable hydrogen as a clean energy source is expected to play a key role in the transformation of the industrial sector. Its use will not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions from individual industries but will also ensure energy efficiency and sustainable development of enterprises.
We are talking about the Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment in Poland on the requirements for measuring, recording, and accounting for renewable hydrogen transported by means other than gas networks. What is worth knowing about this regulation? We already explain.
The end of the year and the beginning of a new one is undeniably the best time for a little recap. A lot was going on at SES Hydrogen Energy in 2023. Likewise, the hydrogen market in Europe and around the world. All driven by strengthened regulations and large financial instruments. We invite you to read our summary of 2023!
In today’s article, Bartosz Ostrowski, an Analyst at SES Hydrogen Energy, looks at the state of the sector and the key question of the viability of implementing hydrogen as a heat source for investment projects.
The Śrem Museum hosted a signing ceremony for the design of a new hydrogen-heated housing development on Farna Street, which will be implemented by Con-Project Sp. z o.o. in cooperation with SES Hydrogen Energy as part of an investment by Śrem TBS Sp. z o.o. and the Municipality of Śrem. Within the framework of the project, SES Hydrogen Energy, whose main shareholder is WSE-listed Sescom SA, will design the first hydrogen boiler plant for residential buildings in Poland.
The development of the hydrogen economy depends on the creation of both centralized and distributed hydrogen production and distribution systems. Hydrogen hubs will play a key role here, which are particularly important from the perspective of increasing the use of renewable energy sources and on-site hydrogen production.
It’s time to summarize this year’s edition of one of the largest conferences related to hydrogen, technologies, and the use of the new fuel in promising areas of the Polish and European economy – Polish Conference on Hydrogen Technologies PCHET 2023.
In this series, we try to answer questions circulating on the web and increasingly appearing in the public debate to bring closer the potential of hydrogen as a fuel and make knowledge about it more familiar.
Negotiations on new provisions of the Energy Efficiency Directive concluded in July. The reinforced goal is to reduce the EU’s final energy consumption by 11.7% by 2030. The regulations also focus on local heating and cooling plans and a gradual tightening of requirements to create zero-emission heating and cooling networks by 2050.
This is another key step on the way to certification and commercial implementation of the device in late 2024/2025.
The United States has the ambition to remain a pioneer in global energy innovation and a leader in the production and distribution of hydrogen. Road map to a US hydrogen economy is another key step after the Inflation Reduction Plan to achieve this goal.
We are back with another dose of answers to the most frequently asked questions about hydrogen and its use in the global economy.
The first European auction, worth some €800 million, is expected to take place this fall. Will the European Hydrogen Bank initiative set up by the European Commission with a budget of €3 billion have an impact on the development of the hydrogen market and maintaining EU competitiveness?
Many questions are floating around about the potential of green hydrogen and its role in the energy transition. To address the doubts that arise, in this piece we will go back to basics and answer all the most frequently asked questions.
So far, there has been little talk in the industry about using geothermal energy to produce hydrogen. Due to the technical advancement of the installations and lower costs, projects have focused primarily on solar and wind energy. Nonetheless, one of the first consortiums to produce hydrogen from geothermal was announced last year.
Without a doubt, for the second part of the adventures of eccentric detective Benoit Blanc, which hit the screens at the end of the year, the Oscar for the supporting role should go to hydrogen. The problem, however, is the misleading way it is portrayed, which we want to confront today.
Hydrogen myths are without a doubt our favorite topic. Therefore, for the second time, we will try to take hydrogen to the defense and convince you that it is not always as bad as they paint it.
The end of October is full of good news from the global hydrogen market. There is especially a lot going on right now in the hydrogen heavy transport sector. We present an overview of the most interesting projects.
On the occasion of the upcoming International Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Day, we debunk 3 myths about hydrogen as a new fuel in the economy.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the creation of the European Hydrogen Bank, which will receive €3 billion from the Innovation Fund.
SES Hydrogen will provide a zero-emission hydrogen boiler for heating new residential buildings in the municipality of Srem.
Maritime transportation remains one of the most emission-intensive sectors, generating more pollution than road transportation. Several exciting projects have recently been announced to use hydrogen and fuel cells to decarbonize shipping.
“A small step for man, a big step for mankind!” That’s the best way, to sum up, the news about the unique project of the American company Space Perspective, which opens a new chapter in the history of space tourism. The Neptune spaceship is the world’s first non-emission hydrogen spacecraft designed for commercial trips to space.
Spain’s energy policy in the short and long term is to increase the share of RES in final energy consumption. Hydrogen will play an important role in this, with more projects underway.
On July 13, the European Parliament’s Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy (ITRE) presented a proposal to update the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive, increasing their share of member states’ energy mixes by another 5% over the Fit for 55 climate package proposed just a year ago.
At the end of June, the informal Council of Experts on Energy Security and Climate published a position paper on the need to update the assumptions of Poland’s Energy Policy until 2040, so that they correspond to the current situation in Europe and the escalating energy crisis.
On the 9th of May SES Hydrogen S.A. and Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej (SGSP) signed a letter of intent on research and development cooperation in the field of hydrogen technologies and safety. This is the first agreement of this kind in Poland.
SES Hydrogen has officially joined the ranks of Hydrogen Europe, the leading organization representing European companies and stakeholders in the hydrogen and fuel cell technology value chain.