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Norwegian hydrogen company Nel Hydrogen has chosen Plymouth Charter Township, Michigan, as the location for its new automated gigafactory.

Universal Hydrogen Co. has soared to new heights in the realm of zero-emission aviation. The company recently marked significant milestones, including successful test flights and a substantial order book for its innovative regional hydrogen-powered aircraft conversion kits. These achievements pave the way for a greener future in aviation and bring us closer to sustainable skies.

EVoLOH, a cleantech company on a mission to revolutionize green hydrogen production, has leased an existing industrial facility in Lowell and is gearing up to transform it into a Manufacturing Center of Excellence.

DuPont has announced the release of its first-ever product dedicated to the production of green hydrogen: the DuPont AmberLite P2X110 Ion Exchange Resin. This innovative resin is tailored to support the unique chemistry of electrolyzer loops, making it a game-changer in the world of hydrogen production.

Santa Cruz Metro has made history by purchasing 57 hydrogen-powered, fuel cell electric buses. This colossal acquisition, the largest of its kind in the United States, includes forty-eight 40 ft. buses and nine 60 ft. articulated buses, all set to hit the streets of Watsonville and Santa Cruz County in late 2024.

Colombia, a nation renowned for its rich coffee exports and stunning landscapes, is on the brink of a remarkable transformation. This South American country is poised to emerge as a significant player in the global shipping industry’s shift toward scalable zero-emission fuels, primarily green hydrogen.

ExxonMobil, the largest U.S. oil company, is making headlines by lobbying the Biden administration for natural gas-derived hydrogen to qualify for subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act. This move has ignited a debate about the role of fossil fuel companies in the transition to cleaner energy sources.

Brazil, a country renowned for its pioneering efforts in renewable energy, is set to achieve another groundbreaking milestone. It will become home to the world’s first plant dedicated to producing renewable hydrogen from ethanol.

Hamburg-based Eternal Power is setting its sights on producing hydrogen in Chile for export to Germany and the broader European market. This audacious venture aligns with Chile’s ambitious goal of becoming a major exporter of green hydrogen, with the country’s Energy Ministry targeting a production cost of around $1.5 per kilogram.

Representative John B. Larson (CT-01) announced $8.3 million in new funding through the federal Hydrogen Shot Initiative to advance clean hydrogen research and development at East Hartford’s RTX Technology Research Center.