Author: Anela Dokso

Green Hydrogen H2 News

On June 17, a significant milestone was achieved in sustainable transportation landscape with the debut of the continent’s first hydrogen-powered train in Quebec. The Coradia iLint train, manufactured by Alstom, operates using a hydrogen fuel cell system that combines hydrogen stored in rooftop tanks with ambient air’s oxygen to produce electrical energy. The result is a train that emits only water vapor and condensed water, eliminating direct emissions, greenhouse gases, and harmful chemicals. The Coradia iLint train showcases impressive energy efficiency features. Excess electrical energy generated onboard is stored in a battery for later use, while the kinetic energy produced…

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H2FLY, the global leader in hydrogen-electric powertrain systems for aircraft, has announced the next generation of its proprietary fuel cell system, H175. This high-performance and modular power unit is specifically designed for commercial aircraft applications, marking a significant milestone in sustainable aviation.

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Denso shows energy management system using highly efficient solid oxide fuel cell at Nishio facility To reduce CO2 emissions from the facility, Denso started a pilot study to test a new energy management system at its Nishio Plant in Japan. A storage battery for transferring electricity to the plant and a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) created by Denso make up the facility energy management system employed in the study. Along with solar panels, it also consists of a car-to-Grid (V2G) system, which permits the use of an electric car as a storage battery to link to and jointly use…

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The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is backing Australian company HydGene Renewables, which has developed an innovative green hydrogen solution that converts biomass into hydrogen while being renewable and carbon negative. This cutting-edge technique utilizes novel biocatalysts to convert sugars derived from organic waste into valuable hydrogen products. The process takes place in modular plants designed by HydGene, enabling localized green hydrogen production in rural and remote areas where transportation costs can be high. HydGene has received a $2 million investment from the CEFC via the CEFC Clean Energy Innovation Fund. Lead investor Agronomics, a specialist UK investor, also contributed…

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