Author: Anela Dokso

Equinix announced that the Clean Hydrogen Partnership will contribute EUR 2.5 million to a project to develop low-carbon fuel cells to power data centers. It is hoped that this will reduce carbon emissions from operations by up to 100%. The EcoEdge PrimePower (E2P2) project is a novel proof-of-concept initiative aimed at developing and demonstrating low environmental impact fuel cells that provide cost-effective and resilient prime power solutions for data centers. Equinix, InfraPrime, RISE, Snam, SOLIDpower, TEC4FUELS, and Vertiv will collaborate to investigate an innovative integration of solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFC) with uninterruptible power supply (UPS) technology and lithium-ion batteries to…

PyroGenesis Canada has announced the launch of a new zero-carbon emission (“ZCE”) hydrogen production technology that is expected to compete with conventional technologies in producing environmentally friendly hydrogen. PyroGenesis’ new hydrogen production technology is now in testing and is expected to convert methane to hydrogen, resulting in ZCE hydrogen. Water electrolysis, the traditional ZCE process, is extremely expensive, requires a lot of energy, and uses rare earth materials. The buildup of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere contributes to global warming. The Paris Agreement commits 191 countries to limiting GHG emissions, while many territories, including the European Union, have committed…

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the process of turning wood waste into hydrogen fuel will be captured, used, and sequestered by climate tech innovator Mote.

In Puertollano, Iberdrola is building Europe’s largest plant for the production of hydrogen from water electrolysis, and the transport and supply of five of the 11 renewable hydrogen storage tanks has begun.

Kaizen Clean Energy, a leading developer of Hydrogen & Energy as a Service solutions (EaaS), announced that Craig Klaasmeyer has joined the company’s management team to accelerate market expansion.

Advent Technologies Holding and BASF New Business GmbH recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at developing and expanding the manufacturing scale of advanced fuel cell membranes designed for long-term operations under extreme conditions.

Before 2030, Redexis and Air Liquide will conduct an assessment of the potential for the construction and operation of up to 100 hydrogen refueling stations in Spain.

Wind and hydrogen energy will be the focus of Mercury Renewables’ €200 million investment, which is aimed at getting the project up and running by 2025 at the latest.

Plug Power and Certarus (USA) have signed a long-term supply and logistics agreement that will help speed up the adoption of green hydrogen fuel in the United States and around the world.

A hydrogen refueling station (HRS) for forklifts is currently being manufactured by the Calvera Industrial Group, which is in charge of the entire process, from engineering to full development, and has the highest supply capacity in the market. Due to its adaptability and dispensing speed, which can reach 120 forklifts every 24 hours, this equipment is well-suited to meet current customer needs as well as those that may arise from a predictable increase in demand. The forklift industry was one of the first to show that hydrogen and fuel cell technology for mobility can be viable and profitable without grant…