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2 March 2021
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Interactive Hydrogen Dashboard set for launch

PE Media Network and ExxonMobil are set to launch world’s first comprehensive online visual data resource for H<ub>2</sub> projects

PE Media Network, publisher of Hydrogen Economist, partnered with US major ExxonMobil to create the Interactive Hydrogen Dashboard. This groundbreaking platform is now live. The dashboard is a comprehensive source of information dedicated to hydrogen projects and hydrogen-related facilities. At launch it will cover 1,531 projects globally and is entirely free to access. Full project details are available on the Global Energy Infrastructure database and to PEMN Corporate Subscribers. Hydrogen is expected to be at the heart of the energy industry’s efforts to achieve net-zero emissions over the coming decades, and the online platform has been created to cater to the burgeoning demand for indep

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