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Boundary Layer Technologies, a marine technology business based in California, has announced its operational plans and engineering design for the…
Clean Hydrogen Technology Developer Will Use Proceeds from Follow-on Offering to Build the World’s Fastest Electrocatalyst Discovery Process and Disruptive PEM Electrolyzer
SoCalGas has begun construction on its award-winning H2 Hydrogen Home in Downey, a cutting-edge demonstration project meant to demonstrate the resiliency and dependability of a hydrogen microgrid.
Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) revealed that Cummins Inc. will deliver a 25 megawatt (MW) electrolyzer system for the…
The proposed hydrogen plant would be able to create up to 1 billion cubic feet of “blue” hydrogen per day, which is a term used in the industry to describe hydrogen produced from natural gas and backed by carbon capture and storage.
Desert Mountain Energy has defined three edges of a Hydrogen field with wells #4 (11-1), #5 (1-1), #6 (10-1). The…
New Mexico is collaborating with three other western states – Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming – on a regional proposal for a hydrogen energy hub that might vie for a share of $8 billion in federal infrastructure funding.
GWM hosted the plant handover ceremony and brand launch conference in Brazil, displaying the exceptional achievements of its three “Hydrogen-L.E.M.O.N.…
Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS), the global authority on hydrogen safety and training, has added Jackson, Mississippi-based Hy Stor Energy…
The CB&I Storage Solutions storage sphere will be the first liquid hydrogen sphere created in North America in over 20 years when it is finished in the next two months. It will be about 50% larger than the 1966 construction, at 1.25 million gallons, and both will be located at the Kennedy Space Center.
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