Sentence examples for development of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

Putting a joint undertaking in place should integrate the efforts of all countries which have experience in both the direct development of hydrogen technology and fuel cells, and in developing technologies for the sustainable and environmentally-friendly extraction of the necessary raw materials.

[Page A17.] The Bush administration plan to spur development of hydrogen cars does not envision mass production until 2020.

The panel will advise the union on the development of hydrogen fuel cells, which promise to be a practical power source for vehicles and fixed use.

Governments around the world have given billions in subsidies for the development of hydrogen technology, with little to show for it.

"My uncle used to tell me about nuclear before nuclear was nuclear," Trump said in one interview, "before nuclear" referring, perhaps, to the development of hydrogen bombs, rather than basic atomic bombs (which occurred when Donald was about six years old), or perhaps just to that netherworld where things wait until Trump judges them to be fashionable or flashy enough to exist.

Other projects include joint design of fuel-efficient 3-cylinder and 4-cylinder motors as well as common development of hydrogen fuel cells in an alliance that also includes Ford.

In announcing their alliance, the three automakers said their collaboration "sends a clear signal to suppliers, policy makers and the industry to encourage further development of hydrogen refueling stations and other infrastructure necessary to allow the vehicles to be mass-marketed".

The development of hydrogen-powered combustion engines and fuel cell propulsion systems exhibited a similar picture until the late 1960s.

The key goal is the development of hydrogen-related technologies needed for hydrogen generation, hydrogen storage, hydrogen transportation and hydrogen distribution as well as hydrogen safety systems.

Proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis technology appears as a key technology in the development of hydrogen-energy market applications such as energy storage or fuel for mobility.

The development of hydrogen-evolving catalysts based on transition metal dichalchogenides (TMDs) is receiving a great attention for practical application of water-splitting devices and fuel cells due to their high electrocatalytic activity.