Emerald Coaches has decided to replace its diesel-powered buses with hydrogen-powered ones. Emerald Coaches has established a goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2040, which is 10 years ahead of the federal government’s current target of 2050. In addition to being “the right thing to do,” company director Michael Baulch said it was also a wise financial choice. Battery electric or hydrogen fuel cell electric were Baulch’s choices when looking at net zero vehicles. It was more cost-effective and easier for the corporation to create its own hydrogen this way. The depot in Emerald, 270 kilometres west of Rockhampton,…
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An unanticipated hydrogen gas supply constraint has forced Höganäs, Sweden, to close its metal powder production in Niagara Falls, New York, which has resulted in the loss of 33 full-time workers. An automotive and aircraft brake pad manufacturer, food fortification company, and water treatment company, Höganäs produces metal powder in its Niagara Falls facility. A full shutdown of the Niagara Falls plant is scheduled for December 1. In August 2021, Höganäs’ long-term hydrogen gas provider stated with short notice that they were closing, resulting in the facility’s hydrogen gas supply being eliminated. In order to minimize the consequences and find…
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