Denver-based startup Koloma is once again making waves in the world of sustainable technology, backed by heavyweight investors including Bill Gates, Amazon, and United Airlines. With a recent infusion of $245.7 million in funding, the company is poised to accelerate its groundbreaking research and development initiatives in pursuit of a greener future.
Plug Power has installed and commissioned a one-megawatt proton exchange membrane electrolyzer system at an Amazon fulfillment center in Aurora, Colorado.
El Burgo de Ebro, a town with a long history of industry and consolidated businesses in its three polygons and with an Amazon data center, continues to make efforts to diversify its economy and draw new investors, which promotes the town’s ability to grow sustainably, generate employment, and settle the population.
Amazon wants to use natural gas fuel cells to power at least three and possibly as many as seven of its data centers in Oregon, which according to authorities would have an even greater impact on climate change than the grid electricity Amazon has been using.
As part of Amazon’s ambition to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, Plug Power inked a hydrogen supply agreement with…
The German developer and manufacturer of electrolyzers has received the first investment from Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund for a green…
We are already experiencing a hydrogen boom. It is expected to grow to a $175 billion business in five years and an unfathomably large $11 trillion market by 2050.
Sunseap Group has signed a long-term agreement with Amazon to export 62 megawatts (MWp) of clean energy to the national…
Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Tilbury has unveiled its largest solar roof top installation in Europe. The building has 2 million…
Amazon is adding more than 1,800 electric vehicles from Mercedes-Benz Vans to its delivery fleet in Europe this year. Amazon…
