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Alberta’s industrial real estate market, particularly in Edmonton and the northern part of the province, is experiencing a revitalization fueled by the imminent growth of the hydrogen industry.

Colombian oil pipeline operator Cenit is contemplating repurposing its extensive pipeline and polyduct network to transport clean hydrogen, signaling a strategic shift in its business model.

A recent study, delving into over 50 scientific publications, raises serious questions about the profitability and efficiency of green hydrogen compared to its alternatives.

A native of Hoyt Lakes is spearheading the Heartland Hydrogen Hub, a regional hydrogen fuel partnership with transformative potential for Minnesota’s Iron Range. Tom Erickson, the president and chief operating officer of the Heartland Hydrogen Hub, sees hydrogen as a key player in reshaping the region’s industrial landscape.

Congressman Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) has reintroduced two crucial pieces of legislation, known as the Hydrogen for Trucks Act of 2023 and the Hydrogen for Ports Act, to the House of Representatives. Partnering with Congresswoman Katie Porter (D-CA), the bills aim to incentivize and promote the use of hydrogen in heavy-duty transportation, specifically trucks and ports.

U.S. Senator Joe Manchin, chairman of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, has raised concerns about the Biden administration’s handling of hydrogen production tax credits.

Plug Power has installed and commissioned a one-megawatt proton exchange membrane electrolyzer system at an Amazon fulfillment center in Aurora, Colorado.

In a gathering of industry experts from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Mexico, the World Hydrogen Latin America Summit unfolded in Santiago, providing a platform for crucial discussions on the burgeoning trends in hydrogen development as a fuel across the region.

The CEO of Plug Power, Andy Marsh, has raised apprehensions about the recently unveiled U.S. regulations that outline the qualification criteria for hydrogen projects to receive significant tax credits.

As the end of 2023 approaches, the political landscape in New Mexico is already buzzing with anticipation and speculation about the future, particularly in the context of the upcoming 60-day legislative session in 2025.