H2-international Blog

Siemens Energy – still an interesting entry-level stock
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Hydrogen Manifesto signed
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DWV demands concrete roadmap for economic miracle
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FCH JU becomes Clean Hydrogen Partnership
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Hydrogen Summit in Glasgow
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New Bremen-based H2 trade fair appealing
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Peter Sauber says farewell after over 20 years
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Wystrach becomes Norwegian
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The role of ammonia in tomorrow’s energy industry
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Havelstoff – hydrogen from the Havel region
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Interview with H2Cloud founder Dr Peter Rügge
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H2Global – Building international hydrogen markets
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THE E-JOURNAL ON
hydrogen and fuel cells
H2-international is the English-language e-journal of choice for everyone who wants to stay at the forefront of news about hydrogen and fuel cells. In-depth articles about science, technology and the latest developments keep readers up to date on advances in the hydrogen and fuel cell sector as well as the electric vehicle and the energy storage market. The focus is on detailed yet clearly written news stories by industry journalists and R&D experts.
In-depth news articles on hydrogen, fuel cells, energy storage and electric transportation.
The e-journal is intended for readers who are looking for in-depth news articles on hydrogen, fuel cells, energy storage and electric transportation. The main audience consists of professionals and executives working in all parts of the energy market.. This group comprises decision makers at production and trading companies, representatives for associations, government agencies as well as universities, and staff members at gas companies, carmakers and their suppliers.
The publisher Sven Geitmann, owner and founder of the Hydrogeit publishing house, had taken an intense interest in hydrogen and fuel cells as early as 1997 and became a contributor to energieportal24 and H2Report in 2000. After he wrote a number of technical books, he founded his own publishing company in the northwest of Berlin. In 2005, he took on responsibility for the former “H2Tec” magazine, which he renamed “HZwei”. This trade publication soon boasted a revamped design and more issues per year and grew into the quarterly must-read for everyone following the hydrogen and fuel cell market.
In 2015, Hydrogeit Verlag created the global English-language edition H2-international. Since then, it has kept readers in all corners of the world up to date on what’s happening in the sector.