Browsing: Americas

Consumer confidence in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is getting a significant boost, thanks to pioneering research by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Colorado State University (CSU). These researchers have unveiled a predictive model that has the potential to transform hydrogen station operations, making them more reliable and reducing unexpected shutdowns.

South Korean hydrogen energy startup BTE is poised for significant global expansion with a groundbreaking supply contract valued at 46 billion won in the U.S. market. The contract, signed with H2Strategics of the United States, is set to redefine eco-friendly energy solutions and accelerate the adoption of hydrogen technology.

Brazil’s Pecém Port has secured a substantial investment of $90 million. This financial backing, approved by the Brazilian External Financing Commission (Cofiex), is poised to catalyze the development of the Green Hydrogen Hub within the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex (CIPP S/A).

Shell, a major player in the energy industry, has quietly abandoned its plans to construct 48 new light-duty hydrogen filling stations in California.

Jean Paul Prates, the President of Petrobras, shared a visionary roadmap for the company’s energy future. In this bold endeavor,…

Researchers at Rice University have developed a groundbreaking method to extract high-yield hydrogen from mixed waste plastics, without the need for sorting by type or washing. This pioneering approach also yields high-value graphene, opening up new possibilities for sustainable and cost-effective hydrogen production.

ZeroAvia, a trailblazer in hydrogen-electric aircraft technology, has unveiled that a consortium of industry leaders has co-led its latest financing round. This group includes aviation giant Airbus, Barclays Sustainable Impact Capital, and NEOM.

In a move that solidifies Fortescue Future Industries’ (FFI) commitment to becoming a global player in green hydrogen, the company has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking green hydrogen and ammonia facility in Prince George, Canada.

In a bid to harness the potential of green hydrogen and emerging technologies, Algeria and Chile have embarked on a groundbreaking scientific collaboration.

Latin America, blessed with vast water reserves, competitive labor costs, and existing clean energy infrastructure, seems poised for green hydrogen production. However, challenges in building a robust production infrastructure and a coordinated market persist.