Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Energy Observer is taking a major step forward by starting the design of the maritime transport industry’s most emblematic ship: a multipurpose cargo ship powered by liquid hydrogen, a zero-emission navigation technology that enables extremely high transport capacity and autonomy. Victorien Erussard, President and Founder of Energy Observer, will unveil the ship at the One Ocean Summit in Brest on February 10th. Maritime transport accounts for 3% of worldwide CO2 emissions per year. Energy Observer and its partners aim to demonstrate prototype solutions for zero-emission freight transport. The technology have matured significantly, with liquid hydrogen storage perfected, liquefiers deployed globally,…

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GenH2, a leading producer of hydrogen infrastructure solutions, announced a collaboration with Monfort Technology to develop solutions for the mass transit and long-haul transportation industries. GenH2 will develop hydrogen generation, liquefaction, controlled storage, and dispensing solutions to bolster the nation’s bus and Class 1-8 truck fuelling infrastructure. Monfort, best known for developing the world’s first operational 80-passenger electric school bus, will manufacture EV hybrid vehicle conversation kits based on their unique BMS and drivetrain technology. “The combination of reliable hydrogen infrastructure and Class 1-8 trucks powered by BEV and hydrogen fuel cells will serve as a total solution for transit…

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GenCell Energy will officially introduce its GenCell FOX off-grid power solution for mobile carriers, which uses ammonia to create electricity on-demand. The GenCell FOX generates primary power that is stable, robust, and zero-emission, allowing it to be used in place of fossil fuel generators. Additionally, the technology can be used in conjunction with solar photovoltaic and wind energy systems at telecom sites worldwide. The FOX can be installed at a telecom base station in nearly any region where grid services are insufficient or non-existent to keep the tower operational for up to half a year without the requirement for servicing…

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