Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Universal Hydrogen has selected a 50-acre block of land northeast of the Albuquerque International Sunport’s passenger terminal to manufacture and distribute hydrogen storage modules, construct airplane retrofit kits, provide aftermarket maintenance services, and handle administrative operations. The position provides access to a runway and the possibility of reclaiming a rail line south of the Sunport in the future. New Mexico will be essential to the company’s ambition to decarbonize difficult-to-abate greenhouse gas emissions in aviation, ground transportation, and heavy industries, thereby assisting the United States in meeting its Paris Agreement commitments. Additionally, the corporation maintains operations in California, Washington, and…

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Oklahoma is prepared to demonstrate hydrogen’s commercial viability, and it is doing it regionally through a partnership with two adjacent states. Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana announced this week that they are establishing a regional hydrogen hub in the goal of securing a billion dollars or more in federal funding to demonstrate the states’ capabilities. There are numerous ways in which this effort may take place throughout the three states, according to Kenneth Wagner, Oklahoma’s secretary of energy and environment. In 2021, Wagner chaired a task team that investigated Oklahoma’s capacity to make, store, and provide hydrogen as an environmentally friendly…

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