Power to Hydrogen (P2H2) has collaborated with leading global utility companies including American Electric Power (AEP), EDP, E.ON, and Electricity Supply Board (ESB) to unveil the first industrial-scale Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM)-based electrolysis stack.
Chevron New Energies, a branch of Chevron, has recently disclosed plans to initiate a 5-megawatt hydrogen production initiative in California’s Central Valley.
In a notable shift towards cleaner transportation, transit agencies in the United States and Canada have been making substantial progress in electrifying their fleets with zero-emission buses (ZEBs). According to the latest update from CALSTART’s “Zeroing in on ZEBs”, the landscape of ZEB adoption is evolving rapidly, showcasing promising advancements and key statistics.
Canada’s federal government has committed to providing substantial financial support to a second green hydrogen project in Atlantic Canada.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is venturing into uncharted territory by initiating trials that focus on using hydrogen-fueled charging facilities for its electric vehicles.
The surge in federal subsidies and investments aimed at advancing hydrogen fuel production in the United States is encountering growing scrutiny as concerns mount over its actual environmental impact.
The United States Treasury’s proposed hourly matching rules for green hydrogen production, aimed at qualifying for the top rate of the $3/kg production tax credit (PTC), have sparked debates regarding their potential impact on the cost, efficiency, and carbon intensity of hydrogen production in the country.
FFI Ionix, a subsidiary of the renowned green technology and energy giant Fortescue, has made a strategic decision to establish its operations in Dover, Delaware, signaling a significant step forward in the global advancement of the hydrogen economy.
Universal Hydrogen has achieved a significant breakthrough by conducting ground rig testing of a ‘megawatt-class’ fuel cell powertrain utilizing a liquid hydrogen supply module.
Honda has unveiled anaddition to America’s automotive landscape: the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV, the nation’s inaugural production plug-in hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV).
