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The Hydrogen Molecule: A Building Block of the Universe
Hydrogen, represented by the chemical symbol H₂, is the simplest and most abundant molecule in the universe. Composed of two hydrogen atoms bonded together, this diatomic molecule is the foundation Continue Reading →
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20HyGrid: Pioneering Sustainable Heating in Romania
The 20HyGrid project represents a groundbreaking step toward sustainable energy solutions in Romania. Launched by Delgaz Grid, the initiative focuses on testing and implementing a heating system powered by a Continue Reading →
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Hydrogen-Methane Blends: A Cleaner Solution for Cooking
The integration of hydrogen with methane (natural gas) is gaining attention as a cleaner and more sustainable alternative for residential cooking. This approach aims to reduce carbon emissions while utilizing Continue Reading →
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ABOUT HYDROGEN
Nature Calls,
We Answer Sustainably.
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Hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, represented by the chemical symbol H and atomic number 1. It is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas under standard conditions and is the primary building block of stars and planets.
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Mihnea Dorin Bloj
Mihnea Dorin Bloj is an expert in green gases and decarbonization solutions. He played a key role in the 20HyGrid project, a pioneering initiative in Romania focused on sustainable energy and gas distribution. This project integrates natural gas with 23% hydrogen by volume, aiming to reduce emissions and assess the compatibility of existing gas networks with hydrogen-enriched mixtures.
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