September 2026

The Autumn issue of Global Hydrogen Review begins with a report from DNV examining the growth of the European hydrogen market, and the challenges facing producers and governments. The issue also features a range of topics including green hydrogen production, compressor technology, safety, maintenance, pipelines, and the role of AI.

This issue’s front cover is brought to you by Dräger.

Building confidence in Europe’s hydrogen economy
Magnus Killingland, DNV, examines the growth of the European market and the new challenges producers and governments face.

The emerging hydrogen backbone
Jens Conrad, Everfuel A/S, Denmark, discusses large scale green hydrogen production in Denmark and pipeline export to Germany.

Shifting the focus from hydrogen ambition to infrastructure reality
Erwan Bruneau, Air Products, investigates how refuelling stations can be designed to scale hydrogen deployment across Europe’s transport and industrial sectors.

Unlocking global hydrogen trade at scale
Priyan Mistry, Honeywell Technologies, details how ammonia is the key to unlocking hydrogen transportation to support the global hydrogen economy.

Liquid hydrogen: from plant to port
Daniel Patrick, Atlas Copco Gas and Process, explores the compressor and expander technologies that can support the liquid hydrogen value chain.

The challenge of cryogenic hydrogen
Katsuyuki Takano, Ebara Elliott Energy, analyses how return gas blowers can be designed to safely manage liquid hydrogen during storage and transfer.

A source of energy and hope
Tobias Moss, Dräger, Germany, describes how safety enables profitable hydrogen scale-up.

Managing oxygen risks in high pressure hydrogen systems
Ariel Kigel and Galina Gurina, Modcon Systems, explain the risks posed by oxygen ingress in high pressure hydrogen systems, discussing how measurement integrity can mitigate this.

Improving thermal efficiency in steam methane reformers
Anton Korobeynikov, Integrated Global Services (IGS), Czech Republic, presents case studies outlining strategies for the improvement of existing steam methane reformer assets.

Reliability you can depend on
Romeu Kleinubing, Emerson, USA, details how hydrogen producers must plan predictive maintenance and safety strategies early to successfully compete projects at scale.

The pipeline to the future
Garry Hanmer, Atmos International, UK, explains how advanced AI algorithms are transforming hydrogen pipeline monitoring and safety.

Switching on net zero at sea
Danny Nicholas, Rotork, UK, provides insight into how electrification and digitalisation support maritime decarbonisation with hydrogen and other alternative fuels.

September 2026

Contents