Blog posts by
Ugur Ünal

Development teams around the world are working on improving electrolysis processes. They need to be efficient and safe. What does this mean for explosion protection? 

Storing and transporting hydrogen is expensive. More cost-effective solutions result from converting it to ammonia with significantly higher volumetric hydrogen density.

After electrolysing water to produce hydrogen, green energy from intermittent sources can be stored underground or in pressure tanks.

Hydrogen was an important gas for industry, long before the climate crisis forced people to change course. Its importance as a green energy source is now creating movement on the market.

Hydrogen is a dangerous gas. But the dangers are manageable - if you follow the most important rules for the safe handling of hydrogen.

Preventing fires and explosions is a key element of making hydrogen socially acceptable as a green energy source.

The risks associated with hydrogen can be managed – if you are aware of them. Read our blog to find out about the properties and hazards of hydrogen as an energy source. This will play an important role in the energy revolution.