Browsing: Americas

Charbone, a leading advocate for green hydrogen technology, has recently leased three Hyundai NEXO hydrogen fuel cell automobiles through Foss National Leasing.

In a bid to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and promote sustainable energy, the European Union (EU) has announced a significant investment of €2 billion (R$ 10.5 billion) in the production of green hydrogen in Brazil.

An American company called Equatic has developed a groundbreaking technique to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the ocean by electrolyzing seawater.

Clean Vision Corporation, through its subsidiary Clean-Seas, Inc. (C-S), has announced a significant joint venture agreement with the Rob & Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions Service (WS3) affiliated with Arizona State University. This collaboration aims to advance the design, development, and operation of a plastic waste conversion and circular economy project in the Phoenix area, Arizona.

This is a conversation with Robert Stasko, the President and CEO of Zero Carbon Solutions and Hydrogen Business Council Director who organized the Toronto Eighth International Hydrail Conference where hydrail and the whole rebooted hydrogen economy/transition was born.

In a significant step toward a sustainable energy future, the government of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, in collaboration with the Secretariat of Infrastructure and Environment (Sema), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Green EN.IT and Ventos do Atlântico Energia Eólica SA.

The recent agreement between the B.C. government and the Japanese Organization for Metals and Energy Security highlights the province’s potential to export low-carbon energy sources, particularly hydrogen.

Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles (FCVs) have gained support from automakers like Toyota and Hyundai in their quest for net zero emissions. However, despite their advantages on paper, dismal sales figures indicate that customers remain skeptical, posing challenges for wider adoption.

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Japan’s JFE Steel and Exxon Mobil have joined forces to develop high-pressure hydrogen pipeline technology, aiming to establish industry standards as the demand for hydrogen rises, particularly in the United States.

Uruguay’s state oil company, Ancap, has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking $4 billion green hydrogen project as part of the government’s broader strategy to foster low-cost renewable energy.