Highlights

Highlights

Global Race and Advancement in Hydrogen Energy Development and Utilisation

U.S. physicist Ranga Dias and his team have announced a breakthrough in ‘room-temperature


American physicist Ranga Dias and her team recently announced a breakthrough in the "room temperature superconductivity" technology, in which hydrogen is the top superconducting material after nitrogen and plutonium. Although the authenticity of the "room temperature superconductivity" technology still needs further verification and confirmation, the enormous commercial and social value of hydrogen as a clean energy source is undeniable, especially in promoting the transformation and upgrading of energy structures in various countries and achieving the global goal of "carbon neutrality". Hydrogen can play a very important role, driving major economies to accelerate the development and utilization of hydrogen energy.