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Nikola Corporation has inaugurated Alberta’s inaugural hydrogen refuelling station in Canada, a significant step towards fostering sustainable transportation infrastructure in the region.
Ecolectro, a startup rooted in research conducted at Cornell University, has made significant advancements in proprietary AEM electrolyzers, setting the…
Nu:ionic Technologies- known for their hydrogen production ingenuity, recently reached product development milestone.
The U.S. Department of Energy has granted Pajarito Powder, a renowned catalyst developer, two awards of $10 million each to enhance the catalyst supply chains for fuel cells and green hydrogen production. The funding will be utilized to scale up catalyst production and bring down costs.
Electric Hydrogen, a pioneering start-up backed by billionaire investor Bill Gates, has made significant strides in the green hydrogen industry by securing a agreement with a major US utility.
3M has invested in EVOLOH, a cleantech company dedicated to advancing the production of green hydrogen through innovative electrolyzer technology.
AtkinsRéalis, a leading engineering firm, has clinched a contract, marking a pivotal step towards realizing the Projet Mauricie green hydrogen hub in Québec.
Brazil is emerging as a key player in the global renewable energy arena, with the Ministry of Energy touting the nation’s capacity to produce nearly 2 billion tons of green hydrogen.
The Open Hydrogen Initiative (OHI) has introduced a groundbreaking open-source toolkit, aiming to revolutionize the measurement of carbon intensity in hydrogen production.
West Virginia University (WVU) researchers had significant backing from the Department of Energy (DOE) with $15.8m funding for three research projects.
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